Cardinal Ricardo Ezzati says he was leaving with his ‘head held high’ and that all complaints lodged with the archdiocesan office have been investigated or are under investigation.
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John Carnes: Watercolor Odyssey exhibit to open March 22
John Carnes: A Watercolor Odyssey exhibition will open Friday, March 22, at the Green Lion Gallery, 104 Front Street in Bath. An opening reception is set for 5-7 p.m. Friday, March 22. Carnes began taking a paint kit with him on fishing trips to western Maine more than 25 years ago, spurred originally by a […]
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Facebook left millions of passwords readable by employees
Facebook said there is no evidence its employees abused access to this data.
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Fedco Seed Catalog exhibit opens March 27
Opening reception planned at Phillips Public Library.
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ArtsFarmington Youth Concert planned for March 26
ArtsFarmington will present a Youth Concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, in Nordica Auditorium in Merrill Hall at the University of Maine at Farmington, 224 Main St. in Farmington. The event will feature talented young musicians from the Farmington and Jay/Livermore Falls areas. Participants from the Farmington area will include: Chelsea Seabold, violin; Moriah […]
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Export slump deepens for American whiskey producers
For American whiskey producers, their tariff-induced hangover became more painful in late 2018 when a downturn in exports accelerated, the Distilled Spirits Council said.
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Maine to provide $5.1 million in subsidies to give a boost to electric car sales
The state will use money it received in the Volkswagen settlement to fund the program, which also will include at least 50 vehicle charging stations.
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Magical Thinking exhibit opens in Unity
The Unity College Center for the Arts is set to host a new art exhibit titled “Magical Thinking” featuring paintings and sculptures by Andy Rosen, of South Portland, that are inspired by photos of nature and animals that he’s collected over the years. The show will run through April 20 at the Leonard R. Craig […]