Mark Mogensen

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February 20, 2019

Trustees want public input on future of Poland library

Trustee
Published
February 14, 2019

Proposed pot laws move forward in Poland

The committee presents its proposed marijuana laws at a public hearing Wednesday.
Published
February 8, 2019

Last rodeo for Fort Worth’s famed Will Rogers Coliseum

For Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth, this is the last rodeo
Published
January 31, 2019

In verse: Maine places and people

Produced by Dennis Camire This week’s poem is by Nick Stone of MacMahan Island. I TAKE GREAT COMFORT FROM THIS CAT By Nick Stone I take great comfort from this cat and since you ask — my reason’s that she goes about her business now sedately, and a little slow but with us […]
Published
January 20, 2019

The story of Jack Dawson’s century-old Portland flavoring company is anything but vanilla

And thanks to a new generation with new ideas, it’s not over, either.
Published
January 20, 2019

Strong winds buffet Maine as storm moves through

PORTLAND — There are many different weather variables expected today. Here’s how we expect the storm to evolve. TIMING: Heaviest should be Sunday morning. A change to sleet is likely. Wintry mix should end 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. Snow showers may linger through the day Monday. TYPE: Snow through mid morning. A change […]
Published
January 20, 2019

Solar-panel plan for Blaine House sends a message

Maine’s new governor solicits proposals for what’s likely to be a visible affirmation of renewable energy.
Published
January 20, 2019

Trump, Democrats make offers aimed at ending shutdown, but stalemate continues

Maine’s Susan Collins expresses hope Trump offer will lead to compromise; Pingree says bipartisan reform possible once president reopens government.
Published
January 19, 2019

Massachusetts man charged with stealing handgun, rifle from state trooper in Norway

The 23-year-old is accused of taking the firearms from the trooper’s cruiser last June.
Published
January 19, 2019

Green Beret who graduated from Bowdoin College is killed in suicide bombing in Syria

Jonathan R. Farmer, 37, a 2003 graduate of Bowdoin College, was among 16 people who died in the blast in Manbij in northern Syria.

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