The collision sparks a fire and several of the train’s cars derail.
2017
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U.S. seafood retailers might be subsidizing North Korea
With the nation isolated from the world economy, North Korea sends forced labor to neighboring countries and keeps their pay.
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Wisconsin town excited, nostalgic as massive plant offers jobs, eats up land
With plans to employ up to 13,000 on a campus of 1.56 square miles, Foxconn Technology and its digital display-screen plant will transform Racine.
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Psychologist who created ‘primal scream’ dies at 93
Arthur Janov encouraged patients – including many celebrities – to regress to their former infant state so they might access the so-called Primal Pain that they had repressed.
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High school roundup: Messalonskee girls soccer sinks Cony
Winthrop boys edge Oak Hill.
Posted inGolf, Sports, Varsity Maine
Monmouth qualifies for team state golf championships
Mustangs turn in strong showing at Natanis.
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Central Maine Growth Council hosts renewable energy workshop
Speakers outlined the processes by which small business owners and farmers in rural areas can take advantage of rural development loans and grants.
Posted inFootball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Podcast: The Gridiron Gurus, Week 6
Staff writers Travis Lazarczyk and Drew Bonifant are joined by Skowhegan head coach Ryan Libby to talk about the Indians and Class B football in the state.
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Unexpected work will require river drawdown at Skowhegan dam
Concrete deterioration at the Weston Dam will require the head pond to be drawn down by 9 feet for up to six weeks.
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Americans expect robots to take jobs, but not theirs
More than half expect fast food and clerical work to disappear in their own lifetimes.