Environmental and labor officials ask the administration to do more to include the Wabanaki tribes of Maine in offshore wind talks.
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Posted inSports
U.S. Open: Isner heads into retirement after five-set loss
John Isner is eliminated in the second round by fellow American Michael Mmoh.
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Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Local roundup: Cony field hockey rolls past Winslow
Gardiner boys soccer tops Leavitt; Richmond girls fall to OOB in OT.
Posted inMaine Crime, Nation & World, News
Jay father mourns son’s murder in Florida, hopes to bring changes to court system
Aiden Hutchins was supposed to start fifth-grade Wednesday at Spruce Mountain Elementary School in Jay.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Patriots notebook: QB Matt Corral claimed off waivers, added to 53-man roster
Quarterback Matt Corral, a 2022 third-round pick of the Panthers, was released Wednesday and claimed by the Patriots on Thursday.
Posted inField Hockey, Sports, Varsity Maine
Field hockey: Skowhegan tops Brewer to mark coach Paula Doughty’s 600th win
River Hawks win 5-0 in day of celebration for longtime head coach.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell can continue with his work schedule, congressional physician says
He appeared to freeze up and remained silent for about 30 seconds during a news conference Wednesday, almost a month after a similar incident in Washington.
Posted inNation & World, News
Texas high court allows law banning gender-affirming care for transgender minors to take effect
Legal advocates who sued on behalf of the families and doctors, including the American Civil Liberties Union, called the law and the high court’s decision Thursday ‘cruel.’
Posted inGirls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Girls soccer: Determined Gardiner edges Leavitt in season opener
Late goal by Catherine Mansir the difference for Tigers in win over Hornets.
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Farmington Public Works gives updates
Farmington Public Works has submitted a $75,225.29 claim to FEMA for damages incurred in the Dec. 2022 storm, plans to submit claims of $162,955 for the May storm and $28,475.27 for the June storm.