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Study: Placebo or not, acupuncture helps with pain
The 18,000-person study “provide(s) the most robust evidence to date that acupuncture is a reasonable referral option,” according to the authors.
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Vt. man rescued after trying to retrieve computer
The man calls 911 when he gets stuck in thick bushes on a rock ledge.
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Portland judge assigned to Kennebunk prostitution case
There was a concern that judges in York County might have to recuse themselves if they knew any witnesses, the court says.
Posted inSports
NFL: Patriots cruise by Titans in opener
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A botched spike after a touchdown catch and a possible broken nose for Tom Brady. Those glitches aside, the New England Patriots got off to their customary start to the season and even showed signs of having a ground game thanks to Stevan Ridley.
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Tom Maines resigns as Scarborough girls basketball coach
After going 19-2 in his first year, Tom Maines suddenly resigns.
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Mass. power boat racer dies when boat flips
The accident happened toward the end of a race in Taunton on Sunday.
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C-SPAN crews filming in Augusta this week
AUGUSTA — C-SPAN producers are in capital area this week visiting various historic and literary sites and interviewing locals with the resulting productions to be broadcast on two cable TV channels next month.
Posted inBusiness, News
Cruise ship takes on load of Maine lobster
The Celebrity Summit, visiting Portland today, takes delivery of lobsters from Ready Lobster.
