FARMINGTON — Theodora J. Kalikow closed her eyes and thought about the 18 years she has spent as president of the University of Maine at Farmington.
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Teen going from Greely to Grammys
Thanks to having to wear braces on his teeth, Myles Nuzzi of Cumberland will get a chance to sing for the biggest names in the music business this week during events related to the Grammy Awards.
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Amy Calder: Queen of ice follies
I wish I had a nickel for all the people I’ve met who have either fallen on the ice and injured themselves or know of someone who has.
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DEIRDRE FLEMING: Quality of ice fishing really depends on your locale
Based on reports by state fisheries biologists this winter, the ice fishing season is either going great or hardly going.
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SNOWMOBILING: Trail conditions improving, but use care
There is riding and grooming going on across the state, now that many parts of Maine have received substantial snowfall, but the snow is patchy in some places. The warm fall and a few days of warmer than normal weather in January have resulted in open water — not all lakes and ponds are frozen enough for riding.
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Bingham bicentennial opens Monday with bell celebration
BINGHAM — The town will begin celebrating its bicentennial on Monday, with local churches ringing bells and chimes at 9 a.m. to recognize the date the town was incorporated 200 years ago.
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Mom ‘so sorry’ baby hurt
A Bingham woman whose toddler swallowed cocaine last August will spend 90 days in jail.
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Fund for Healthy Maine improves health of citizens
With thoughtfully used money from the Fund for a Healthy Maine, Somerset Heart Health and other Healthy Maine Partnerships have created programs that have improved the health of our citizens for far less than the cost of routine medical care. This money has directly benefited not only our health, but also our economy by improving […]
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Divers return to Ayla search
Divers found a safe, a knife and a backpack in Messalonskee Stream Friday, but they didn’t find any evidence that would lead them to missing toddler Ayla Reynolds.