Early Saturday, the Kyiv municipal administration said water connections had been restored throughout the city but that about 130,000 residents remain without electricity.
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Posted inNation & World, News
1 dead, up to 12 missing in landslide on Italian island
With raining continuing to fall, rescuers were working gingerly with small bulldozers to pick through some six to seven yards of mud and detritus in the search for possible victims.
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Farmington Grange seeks vendors for Dec. 3 Holiday Craft and Food Fair
Grange to start Wednesday Workers and Warm Ups starting Dec. 7.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Commentary: Grocery store monopolies are bad news for shoppers
The likes of Kroger and Albertsons have been buying up competition and bullying consumers for decades. It’s time to kill the trend.
Posted inMaine Voices, Opinion
Maine Voices: Redevelopment of Bowdoin athletic fields a cause for concern
In the face of risks posed by the PFAS found in artificial grass, the college should be proceeding with an abundance of caution.
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Maine Voices: Bowdoin fields redevelopment plan a cause for concern
If you support Bowdoin athletics, you know that competition in the NESCAC gets fiercer every year. Many colleges in the league have invested in new, state-of-the art facilities to gain an edge on their rivals. Bowdoin has recently upgraded its football field, stadium, and outdoor track, but the playing fields around Farley fieldhouse remain basically […]
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Nov. 26, 1955: Two Monmouth children injured in collision, Water St. Augusta merchants beaming as pre-Christmas business boom starts, and car in Augusta missing after ‘road test’
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View from Away: Cheap oil talks louder than justice in Biden’s diplomacy with Saudi Arabia
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Forest Hills High School recognizes students
Forest Hills High School recently recognized Connor Achey, a junior, and Kailey Nadeau, a sophomore, according to a news release from the school. Achey was selected based on the following Habit of Mind criteria: Maintaining a Growth Mindset. Nadeau was announced as October’s “Random Acts of Kindness” recipient. Check out other upcoming area events!