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Will indicates Linda Bean left estate to sons, other trustees
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Truck carrying 15 million bees rolls over on I-95 in Clinton
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Lawmakers fail to override vetoes of bump stocks ban, farmworker minimum wage
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Time & Temperature Building owner says tearing down former children’s museum would jeopardize historic district
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If you believe there’s a risk strangers or someone you know could be stalking you, don’t add your devices to this digital narc network.
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The new funds include $101 million to continue work to prevent, test, track and treat animals and humans potentially affected by the virus known as Type A H5N1.
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The 6,200-square-foot building is planned on a 15.6-acre lot at 6 Pit Road.
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Target, which operates roughly 2,000 stores, said decisions about where to stock Pride-themed products, including adult apparel, home goods, foods and beverages would be based on 'guest insights and consumer research.'
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Trump's former attorney is expected to take the witness stand next week.
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The U.N.'s World Food Program will run out of food for distribution in southern Gaza by Saturday unless more aid arrives.
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Experts generally advise putting it toward debt and savings, but, for many people, that's unrealistic.
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The flashing blue lights atop poles in some Maine parking lots are designed to deter criminals, but some question the balance of safety vs. privacy.
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U.S. Marshals said they apprehended Robert Clark, 36, following investigative tips that led to Maine.
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The school graduated 321 students Thursday night.
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The Maine music legend wrote jingles for many companies and was known as a music icon in the Lewiston and Auburn area.
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Wood’s latest novel, “How to Read a Book,” was discussed in a crowd-filled room at the American Legion.
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The $21 million project is expected to be finished in 2026.
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The video was released hours after the family of Senior Airman Roger Fortson publicly disputed that the sheriff's deputy acted in self-defense.
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Jay/Livermore Falls Sewer Superintendent Mark Holt gave the Select Board a variety of options to set the rate at.
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Figures released Thursday by the Association of American Medical Colleges showed continuing declines after the group first spotted the difference in an analysis last year.
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Adam Montgomery was convicted of killing 5-year-old Harmony Montgomery and moving her corpse around for months. A prosecutor offered to lessen the sentence if he revealed the location of the girl's remains.
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The Buzz: Bourgeois Guitars purchases two lots on North Lisbon Road as part of long-term, long planned expansion; Bobcat dealership to be built in Turner.
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Complaints about speeding, noise and heavy traffic made to Select Board.
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Garry Jenkins said the college needs to help some students pay for necessary extras.
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Opal Sandy, an 18-month-old from England, is the youngest child to come close to 'normal hearing levels' in a gene therapy trial to aid her genetic deafness.
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Opal Sandy, an 18-month-old from England, is the youngest child to come close to 'normal hearing levels' in a gene therapy trial to aid her genetic deafness.
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Putin has turned Victory Day – the country's most important secular holiday – into a pillar of his nearly quarter-century in power and a justification of his military action in Ukraine.
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Putin has turned Victory Day – the country's most important secular holiday – into a pillar of his nearly quarter-century in power and a justification of his military action in Ukraine.
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Maine's Angus King backs a bipartisan bill to restrict use by youngsters and clamp down on tech firms.
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Trevor Bickford, 20, pleaded guilty to 3 counts of attempted murder and other charges for attacking police at Times Square with a machete.
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Lee Ann Daigle, 60, argued that an Aroostook County judge violated her due process rights because of the way he questioned her remorse at her sentencing last summer.
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She will be on the Republican ballot for the June 11 statewide primary elections.
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With the state's homeless shelters struggling, legislators have what might be their final opportunity Friday to prevent some shelters from closing for good.
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The ad, released Tuesday, shows a hydraulic press crushing creative instruments, including a piano, cameras and piles of paint.
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The candidate’s vocal disdain for wind farms is another worry for developers, who’ve faced high costs and supply chain woes.
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The shift in policy is part of a broader attempt in the technology industry to provide more safeguards for artificial intelligence usage.
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A battle is underway in California between a unit of the Wonderful Co. and the country's biggest farmworker union over how a group of workers organized under a recently enacted labor law.
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The pronouncements are part of last-ditch push for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his far-right government to rethink their public commitments to invade the city in an effort to eradicate Hamas.
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The ultranationalist prime minister's remarks indicated that Israel might proceed with an invasion of the packed Gazan city of Rafah against the wishes of its closest ally.
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Remarkably resilient spending by U.S. consumers overall has been one of the main reasons the economy has avoided a recession, at least so far.
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Weinstein's attorney said California first needs to produce a warrant.
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Trump’s lawyers have sought to paint the adult film actor as a liar and extortionist who’s trying to take down Trump after drawing money and fame from her story about him.
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Greenlaw, who starred in football and baseball at Portland High and the University of Nebraska in the 1950s, packed a rare combination of speed and power in his 5-foot-11, 190-pound frame.
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Glitches with the new Federal Application for Federal Student Aid form have been blamed for fewer applications nationwide in 2023. In Maine, 23% fewer students had applied for the aid that will help them decide which college to attend or whether to go to college at all.
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Such foods encompass a broad category, including cookies, doughnuts, potato chips, hot dogs, white bread and frozen meals.
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The decision comes from an appellate court that in recent years has become one of the most progressive in the country.
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So far this year, 42 people have died on Maine roads, an increase over 29 deaths at this time in 2023, but the numbers have seesawed up and down since 2020.
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When Brainerd walked through the doors of the Auburn Senior Community Center, he was promptly ambushed by a throng of his admirers.
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The Auburn Lobster Festival is officially an annual event after the success of the first-of-its-kind bash for Auburn.
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Kennedy’s campaign spokeswoman said he contracted a parasite years ago while traveling 'extensively in Africa, South America and Asia in his work as an environmental advocate.'
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Gary Porter kept nodding off during his court appearance via Zoom.