Maine Medical Center’s parent says the 6-year federal research grant is for a minimum of 85 patients.
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Hurricane Dorian poised to slam the Carolinas after scraping by the coasts of Florida and Georgia
South Carolina and North Carolina coastal areas likely to catch the brunt of Dorian’s impact in the Southeast late Wednesday through Thursday.
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Michigan becomes first state to ban flavored e-cigarettes
The ban, which goes into effect immediately, does not cover tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes.
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Hunter to serve nine months in jail for shooting death of Hebron woman
Robert Trundy, 40, killed Karen Wrentzel on her property in Hebron on Oct. 28, 2017.
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SAD 17 school year off to a ‘great start’
SAD 17 Board of Directors heard from administrators Tuesday regarding the start of the school year.
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Top Interior official who pushed to expand drilling in Alaska to join oil company there
Joe Balash will work for a foreign oil company that is aggressively expanding in Alaska near federal reserves that Trump wants to open to oil and gas development.
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Hurricane Dorian lashes Florida after wreaking havoc on Bahamas
Dorian remains on track to pass “dangerously close” to Florida and Georgia through Wednesday, before moving near or even over the coast of the Carolinas through Friday, according to the Hurricane Center.
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RSU 9 nurses chase down vaccination records
It’s not unusual for a few student immunization records to be missing when the academic year starts in September.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Rob Taylor one of three for Maine Teacher of the Year
A winner will be announced in October from among the 3 finalists previously named Teacher of the Year in their respective counties: Heather Whitaker from Cumberland, Rob Taylor from Franklin and Tom Gray from Knox.
Posted inLivermore Falls Advertiser
Western Maine Homeless Outreach offers safe haven
Since its inception in 2013, Western Maine Homeless Outreach has helped more than 300 Mainers transition out of homelessness. WMHO focuses its services on families in need and guests are carefully screened to ensure the shelter is a safe haven for children.