The USM Chamber Singers are the only U.S. chorus in the international contest, which starts Wednesday.
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Posted inMaine Voices, Opinion, Uncategorized
America’s big automakers are running out of gas
The big two car companies, GM and Ford, are trying to get out of emissions standards instead of dominating the emerging electric vehicle market.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Maine should have open primaries
This election reform would let more people get involved earlier in the political process
Posted inCommunity
Madison group fills backpacks for children
Tardiff-Belanger American Legion Auxiliary Unit 39, Madison, donated 25 backpacks for children who will enter DHHS system.
Posted inNation & World
Smoky fires, pollution force some Mexico City residents to stay inside
Air pollution is a perennial problem there, but an outbreak of brush fires has made it worse.
Posted inNation & World
Two hurt as magnitude 6.1 earthquake shakes northern Panama
PANAMA CITY — A strong earthquake struck a lightly populated area of Panama near its border with Costa Rica on Sunday, causing some wooden porches to collapse and products to shake from store shelves. Panamanian authorities said at least two people had been injured in a village but gave no details. Sigifredo Perez, head of […]
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime, News
Two men accused of throwing park benches on public beach in York
Police say they were able to solve the crime with help from private citizens, as well as a tip.
Posted inMaine, News
Elderly man killed in head-on crash in Hancock County
Maine State Police say Joseph Ryan, 93, of Hancock died after his car collided with another vehicle Sunday afternoon on Route 1 in Hancock.
Posted inMaine, Politics
Activists mark Mother’s Day with rally protesting immigration policies
In concert with other rallies being staged in the U.S., activists gathered at Head of Falls in Waterville to protest the separation of children from their parents at the southern border and their detention in holding facilities.