The School Board this week voted to alter its masking policy based on updated guidance from federal and state health officials.
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Concerts from summer of 2021 now available online
Sebago-Long Lake Music Festival
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‘Fatty Tissue Thorn’ first release from sophomore effort by Maine’s Fonfon Ru
Portland-based post-punk band Fonfon Ru has released “Fatty Tissue Thorn,” the single and video from their sophomore album “Collapse of the Silver Bridge,” which comes out April 15. After a significant medical issue in 2019, FonFon Ru guitar player and singer Harry James turned their experience into “Fatty Tissue Thorn,” a sonic exploration of the […]
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Former Franklin County prosecutor admits to federal crime linked to large marijuana operation
The attorney for Kayla Alves said the former assistant district attorney was not a part of an alleged illegal marijuana distribution and laundering conspiracy.
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‘River Dave’ doesn’t show for N.H. court hearing on trespassing charge
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a former hermit in New Hampshire who is charged with trespassing on the wooded property he made his home for 27 years didn’t show up for his arraignment
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Jury convicts Texas man on all counts in 1st trial of a Capitol rioter
The verdict could give Justice Department prosecutors more leverage in plea negotiations and discourage other defendants from gambling on trials of their own.
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New York snowmobiler injured when sled hits a pressure ridge on Rangeley Lake
Denise Weber, 50, told responders she was driving at a high rate of speed when the machine struck a pressure ridge and she was thrown off.
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Ukrainian teens who lived with Leeds family are safe in Poland
Tracy Blake-Bell and her husband, of Leeds, have been trying to adopt to two boys, Vanya and Serogzha, from Ukraine, a process that has been threatened by Russia’s invasion.
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Asian spider could spread to much of East Coast
Researchers say a large spider native to East Asia that proliferated in Georgia last year could spread to much of the East Coast.
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LePage calls for temporary cuts in Maine’s gas tax and turnpike tolls
The Republican gubernatorial candidate says this would help Mainers survive an inflationary market.