Installation of electric vehicle charging ports at some companies has not kept pace with demand, creating animosity among employees.
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Movies planned for Muskie Center
WATERVILLE — Spectrum Generations Muskie Center has started a movie and discussion series. Movies at Muskie are scheduled for the 3 p.m. the third Sunday of the month at Spectrum Generations Muskie Commnity Center, 38 Gold St. Admission cost $10 and covers refreshments. Wine will be available for purchase as well. A special offer of […]
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Temperatures dive as cold air returns to Maine
Snow is also expected along the coast Tuesday as a storm is expected to drop up to 4 inches.
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Belichick: Broncos’ Welker tried to ‘take out’ Talib
The Patriots coach calls the play on Sunday one of the worst he’s seen and says Wes Welker made no attempt to get open.
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Maine man pleads guilty to illegally tattooing middle school girls
He will spend three years in prison for inking two 14-year-olds in his motel room, and for related sex and drug offenses.
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Valley Arts Alliance Displays Artwork at Sebasticook Valley Health
PITTSFIELD — Members of the Valley Arts Alliance recently installed artwork in the hospital lobby areas of Sebasticook Valley Health. SVH and Valley Arts Alliance are partnering to provide a rotating exhibit for employees, patients and visitors. Exhibits will feature works by various Arts Alliance artists throughout the year. This year’s theme is “Seasons. The […]
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Police to look at video in Bingham bank robbery
Robber wielded hammer in Friday morning robbery that police say is not connected with Saturday Clinton robbery, also by man with hammer.
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Wedding insurance expands as ‘I do’ gets pricier
With thousands of dollars on the line, nobody wants to swallow the price of a wedding hall bankruptcy, no-show photographers or, heaven forbid, a change of heart.
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Christie aide: Hoboken treated no differently
The New Jersey lieutenant governor calls the claim ‘false’ and ‘illogical’ that Superstorm Sandy aid was withheld become of politics.