The chain has been working to respond to a shift in eating habits toward fresher or healthier foods, but those efforts have yet to take hold.
2014
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USM student in standoff faces terrorizing charge
Police say Alan-Michael Santos of Massachusetts, who will appear in court Friday, threatened to shoot a fellow fraternity member.
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Chelsea woman hurt in collision with crane
At least one person is reportedly injured in a crash between a vehicle and construction crane.
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Maine committee: Use casino money to fund universal pre-K
Lawmakers vote to use funds already funneled into public education to help support early learning.
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RSU 18 announces pre-k registration packets are available
OAKLAND — Regional School Unit 18, which includes Belgrade, China, Oakland, Rome and Sidney, recently announced Pre-K registration packets will be available at its elementary schools Monday, Feb. 3. Parents interested in sending their child to pre-k in the fall of 2014, should pickup registration packets at the local school office. Children must be 4 […]
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Computer glitch delays unemployment benefits for 2,200 Mainers
The Maine Department of Labor says the glitch halted processing of unemployment checks, direct deposits and other notifications this week.
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Natural gas locomotives may prove cheaper, cleaner
Railroads and locomotive makers are looking primarily at ways to retrofit existing engines to burn a mix of diesel and natural gas because that will be the easiest way to adopt the new technology.
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Ralph Lauren unveils Olympic uniforms – made in USA
During the 2012 London games, Lauren’s uniforms were a point of controversy when it was revealed they were largely made overseas.
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Gardiner police seek man after Spring Street shooting
Convicted felon Paul Nicholas Coyne sought after man is shot in the leg, but police say the public is not in danger.