Families of the Sandy Hook victims had backed The Onion’s bid.
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Skowhegan plow truck hits, injures woman walking in a road
Police Chief David Bucknam said the 31-year-old woman was walking on Madison Avenue wearing dark-colored clothing when a plow on the truck clipped her.
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Gardiner area Girl Scouts hold benefit event
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Recently elected Ken Gagnon resigns from Waterville City Council
Gagnon, who represents Ward 5, had served in the seat only since April after having been chosen in a special election.
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2024-25 hockey preview: Messalonskee carries chip on its shoulder entering new season
Returning most of its offensive firepower, Eagles have unfinished business in Class B.
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High Peaks Alliance hosts 16 regional clubs in Strong
The meeting underscored the importance of maintaining Maine’s extensive trail network through cooperative efforts between local clubs, landowners and state agencies.
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Kennebec Valley Community College commencement set for Dec. 12
FAIRFIELD — Kennebec Valley Community College will honor 82 students at its second commencement of 2024, set for 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, on the Fairfield Campus in Carter Hall’s Kennebec Room. The ceremony will celebrate the achievements of students who have completed the requirements for their associate degrees and certificate programs. College President Karen […]
Posted inMaine, News
Tens of thousands without power after wind, rainstorm moves through Maine
More than 60,000 Versant customers and 20,000 CMP customers are in the dark this morning.
Posted inMaine Crime
Breakdown in Maine: Investigating the Lewiston shooting
FRONTLINE, the Portland Press Herald and Maine Public premiere a one-hour documentary examining the missed opportunities by police, military and mental health care in the lead-up to the Lewiston mass shooting in October 2023. Featuring interviews with journalists, survivors and family members of the 18 victims, the film spotlights the devastating impact of the shooting, including on Maine’s Deaf community. And in a new interview, the gunman’s family calls for change.