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Kudos: Longtime poll workers and ‘civic duty’
Two longtime election helpers in Lewiston keeps coming back — even during a pandemic.
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Lewiston-Auburn
PHOTOS: Boat bash on Independence Day
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Lewiston-Auburn
PHOTOS: Boat bash on Independence Day
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Lewiston-Auburn
PHOTOS: Fresh and tasty
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Maine
Restricted due to pandemic, evictions could resume next month
Central Maine landlords say their inability to evict nonpaying tenants has left them holding big bills.
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Maine
Maine International Film Festival kicks off Tuesday at Skowhegan Drive-In Theatre
This year's Maine International Film Festival, or MIFF, will be presented in a "hybrid fashion," with the bulk of the festival held at the drive-in and part of it available to screen online.
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Residents are enjoying parts of the state they'd normally never go to in July or August.
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Providers say state state aid hasn't sufficiently addressed the funding, reimbursement and workforce issues that existed even before COVID-19.
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Analysis: Fundamental differences in the balance between individual liberty and the common good are reflected in COVID-19 trends.
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The University of Maine's Cooperative Extension has compiled simple, healthful recipes for people cooking at home during the pandemic.
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The cartoon depicts Gov. Laura Kelly wearing a mask with a Jewish Star of David on it, next to a drawing of people being loaded onto train cars.
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Vice President Mike Pence is the public face of the administration's coronavirus response, and it's a job that's becoming even more difficult.
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The group of 30-plus heroes features Founding Fathers and presidents, civil rights pioneers and aviation innovators, explorers and generals.
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The largest Confederate monument ever crafted decorates a mountainside in Stone Mountain, Georgia.
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The president lamented 'cancel culture' and charged that some on the political left hope to 'defame our heroes, erase our values and indoctrinate our children.'
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Pedal Power Winthrop meant to build young bicyclists' confidence.
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The resource officer program has wide support among school officials in the tri-county region.
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Choe Son Hui says the U.S. is using negotiations only as a tool to grapple with its own political crisis.
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The rumbling started early on the Fourth of July near Waterford in Oxford County.
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Michael Roylos, 63, also faces other charges stemming from allegations that he used 'homophobic slurs' and attacked a woman in the Shaw's parking lot on Auburn Street.
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The state's cases continue to rise as Gov. Janet Mills is expected to mandate mask enforcement by businesses.
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Lifeguards are urging swimmers to use caution this holiday weekend following a spate of rip current rescues in New England
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Lewiston youth center limits capacity, institutes social distancing.
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Twenty percent of Maine's licensed child care programs are closed and some will never reopen, leaving parents looking desperately for slots that were in short supply even before the pandemic.
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Three recent high school graduates took on their first documentary project, capturing the recent Black Lives Matter demonstrations in Portland.
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The city is preparing formal comments on a proposed settlement of an EPA lawsuit over unlicensed air emissions disputed by the company.
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Republican voters will have to settle 9 State House primary races on July 14, while Democrats will select 25 nominees, including 7 races with 3 candidates each.
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Some participants complain of missed payments and poor customer service, but the state says WorkShare is new to many, and more education on its proper use may be needed.
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Should the U.S. Supreme Court uphold the Trump administration's effort to overturn the law, they say, the consequences would reverberate throughout the health care system.
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The resolution was drafted following a meeting between Mayor Mark Cayer and the police patrol union this week.
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Eric Brakey outpaced two challengers as GOP eyes July 14 primary for Maine's 2nd District U.S. House seat.
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Chairman says some members meeting unofficially.
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This election year voters can request absentee ballots up until Election Day.
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Maine continues to add several dozen coronavirus cases a day as the number of out-of-state visitors increases.
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Maine's U.S. Senate contest is already the most expensive race in state history and is likely to draw tens of millions of dollars more before the November elections.
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Cellphone video captured the confrontation Wednesday in a restaurant parking lot.
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The request by FedEx, which holds the naming rights to the team's stadium, represents another shift from moral appeals to business and political tactics.
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The restaurant will set up two-person tables along Pikes Hill from Main Street to the bridge over Little Pennesseewassee Stream.
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Mom and kids playing in Auburn
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Contributing factors include a complacent populace, the rapid reopening of businesses anda late adoption of a mandatory mask rule.
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No one was injured in the late-night blaze.
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Add a lunar eclipse, coming on Sunday, and the convergence of circumstances starts to feel like prophecy.
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The Maine Warden Service and partner agencies will try to reduce the number of alcohol- and drug-related incidents and fatalities as boat traffic increases.
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But the courts are still working on making virtual hearings accessible to the public.
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The Franklin County Agricultural Society made the announcement Thursday.
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Bill Allen walks two to three times a day for exercise.
