Researchers say the study poses fresh questions about how humans and livestock can co-exist with the re-emerging predators.
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New Maine academy holds inaugural graduation
The Maine Academy of Natural Sciences in Hinckley opened in September 2011 as Maine’s first high school to focus on the natural sciences.
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Federal charges dropped against John Edwards
Federal charges dropped against John Edwards MICHAEL BIESECKER,Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A relieved John Edwards said after his mistrial on campaign corruption charges that he believed good things were still in store for him, though image makers and his friends agree that does not include politics. The ex-presidential candidate who turned 59 this […]
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5 Maine charter school applications under review
With the June 29 deadline approaching for proposals, nine letters of intent have been filed to the schools.
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Hundreds of Vietnam vets to march in Waterville today
The event will feature guest speakers, a 21-gun salute and the playing of taps in recognition of those who were lost in the war.
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MLB: Ortiz, Red Sox top Marlins
MIAMI (AP) — David Ortiz was pleasantly surprised to learn he hit his latest home run into the nightclub beyond the left-field fence at Marlins Park.
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School budgets: Most pass, two don’t, one is omitted from the ballot
Most school district budgets on the ballot Tuesday passed muster with voters, some by wide margins. The outcome was different, however, in Winthrop and in Oakland-based Regional School Unit 18, which also includes Belgrade, Sidney, China and Rome. Those school districts must schedule new referendums to seek budget approval.
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Monmouth begins leaving RSU 2
MONMOUTH — Voters on Tuesday agreed to begin the process of withdrawing from Regional School Unit 2.
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Vassalboro voters re-elect incumbent
VASSALBORO — Voters on Tuesday re-elected incumbent Philip Haines to the Board of Selectmen and chose a new person for the school committee.
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Calder concedes razor-thin race to Courtney
PORTLAND — Jon Courtney didn’t expect to win the 1st District Republican primary by a landslide, but Maine’s Senate majority leader never thought that a relative unknown would pose such a threat to his bid to unseat Democratic U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree in November.