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Early-morning explosions wake you? Blame partying boat captain

Police say Russell Parmenter set off mortar-style fireworks around 1:30 a.m. from his boat tied up at the Maine Wharf.

Lawmakers vote to send the new voter-approved law to the state’s high court for a legal opinion.

Shares of the company immediately rose by 6 percent on news of the strong earnings.

The record comes as numbers decline at other regional airports in New England.

A development group that has restarted two power plants hopes to transform Maine’s old paper mill and biomass assets into a new wood-based economy.

Aided by government funding, a former pulp and paper mill in Norway was turned into a biorefinery that makes several wood-based products.

Proponents say the incentive would cut down on throwaways, but critics warn that the change would add costs and complications.

Kerry Rear, 40, was last seen at a convenience store in Sanford on Jan. 22.

Labed Al-Hanfy’s daughter is in immigration limbo because of President Trump’s executive order banning travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.

Thornton’s Michael Laverriere and Johnny Rosario, and Deering’s Raffaele Salamone are now Black Bears.