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Wildflower meadow will blossom in Franklin Street median
Portland officials aim to create a colorful open space along one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares.
Taliban abducted 26 peace activists, Afghan official says
The activists were in a six-vehicle convoy going village to village in a western province to rally for peace.
Notre Dame rector: Fragile cathedral might not be saved
Scaffolding installed before the accidental April fire could fall onto the church’s three vaults, he says.
Queen Elizabeth, family spend gala Christmas in country
The royals feast on turkey and attend a church service in eastern England.
Songwriter Allee Willis, who did ‘Friends’ theme, dies at 72
Her work also includes the Broadway musical ‘The Color Purple’ and Earth, Wind & Fire’s ‘September.’
Murkowski ‘disturbed’ by McConnell impeachment remark
The Alaska Republican wants a ‘full and fair process,’ potentially using President Clinton’s hearings as a template.
St. Luke’s Cathedral opens warming center for new immigrants
The Episcopal church in Portland agreed to offer its parish hall during the day for asylum seekers who are settling into their new lives in Maine.
UMaine program reaches 3 million pounds of donated produce
Maine Harvest for the Hunger gave 193,000 pounds of produce to the needy from 120 farms in the state this year.
JFK letter promising Santa safe during Cold War on display in Boston
A trove of holiday-themed archival materials being featured at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.