The newest complaints allege the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland knew about the abuse, which occurred between 1954 and 1988.
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Posted inObituaries
Tom Jones, creator of the longest-running musical ‘The Fantasticks,’ dies at 95
Tom Jones, the lyricist, director and writer of “The Fantasticks,” the longest-running musical in history, has died
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Maine Children’s Home to host new director at Waterville party Aug. 17
WATERVILLE — Maine Children’s Home plans to welcome its new executive director, Candace Marriner, from 5-8 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 17. at 93 Silver St. for its Community and Family Block Party. The party will provide an opportunity to meet Marriner. Marriner was appointed by the MCH Board of Directors for her 25 years of […]
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UMaine Augusta to offer info session on human services Aug. 18
AUGUSTA — Individuals interested in pursuing professional work in the field of human services can attend the free Pathways to Professions in Human Services event, set for Friday, Aug. 18, at the University of Maine at Augusta campus. The event will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 46 University Drive. Participants can […]
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Freeport annual Save a Stray 5K fundraiser returns Aug. 19
FREEPORT — Midcoast Humane plans to bring back its annual Save a Stray 5K fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 19. The event raises money for the nearly 3,500 animals cared for by Midcoast Humane each year. Runners, walkers, and festival attendees are encouraged to bring their canine friends, who must be on leash at all times. […]
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PAWS Wags and Whiskers Gala raises $79K to support animals in need
CAMDEN — PAWS Animal Adoption Center’s PAWS Wags and Whiskers Gala held on July 19 raised a remarkable $79,000 to support pets in need. The gala brought together animal lovers, supporters, and community members for an enchanting evening of fun and fundraising. The event was held at the Camden Yacht Club, which provided the perfect […]
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
View from Away: Rural hospital closures part of a national crisis
Fully a third of Missouri’s rural hospitals are in danger of closing in the next few years, leaving large swaths of the state without access to emergency services, obstetrics or even the most basic health care. It’s part of a national trend that qualifies as a looming crisis — one that might be addressed with […]
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Commentary: COVID’s summer resurgence resists easy answers
Attributing an increase in cases to people moving indoors doesn’t make much sense. What does?
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MaineHealth Care at Home backs decision to fire nurses, despite staff’s no-confidence vote
Amid what they consider union tactics and misrepresentations, MaineHealth Care at Home is upholding a decision to fire two longtime nurses. The disciplinary action prompted a no-confidence vote by staff.