CLINTON, N.Y. — Two local students were named to the 2023 spring semester dean’s list at Hamilton College. Charles Haberstock of Waterville, a rising junior majoring in economics and geosciences, is a graduate of Waterville Senior High School. Allen Weiss of Manchester, a rising sophomore, is a graduate of Kents Hill School. Check […]
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Skowhegan student receives Lasell University collaboration award
NEWTON, Mass. — Sydney Veilleux, a Lasell University student from Skowhegan, was recognized by peers for outstanding collaboration in the 2023 spring semester in Veilleux’s retail innovation lab course. Veilleux was selected as one of the two best people to work with in the course. Recipients of the Collaboration Recognition Award are selected by their […]
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New Ventures Maine to offer free summer classes
Classes cover career building, entrepreneurship and money management.
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UMaine researchers seek opinions on browntail moth control
The anonymous, 15-20-minute survey is available online until Friday, Aug. 4.
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Maine home prices remain high, despite increasing inventory
It’s not yet clear if the resurging supply of homes for sale will be enough to meet the steadily increasing demand, experts say.
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Women’s World Cup: U.S. road to three-peat starts Friday against Vietnam
The Americans, who haven’t lost a World Cup game since the 2011 final, begin this tournament with a huge target on their backs.
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Environmentalists petition state to adopt stronger clean vehicle standards
The proposed regulations would require vehicle manufacturers to increase sales of new electric vehicles in Maine.
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Sports Digest: Mainers shut out Nighthawks for fifth straight win, 5-0
Matthew Polk and Logan Poteet spark Sanford’s offense in support of starting pitcher Justin Honeycutt.
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Two Franklin County commissioners vote to sign letter opposing national wildlife refuge
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is looking for 5,000 to 15,000 acres of undeveloped land to create a refuge to manage wildlife.
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New U.S. sanctions are aimed at choking off Russia’s access to battlefield supplies and revenue
The latest sanctions build on those imposed on Russia when the U.S. and other Group of Seven nations rolled out a wave of global actions during a Japan summit in May.