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Lewiston-Auburn
VIDEO: Watch a moose run through Lewiston streets
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Lewiston-Auburn
Land-use survey becomes controversial in Auburn’s agricultural zone
The mayor is questioning the intentions behind a Bates College survey, and asked the college to pull it. The survey will continue.
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Maine
D.C.-based policy group hired to help reform Maine’s juvenile justice system
The state Department of Corrections has hired the Center for Children's Law and Policy to evaluate Maine's system and recommend changes.
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Maine
Memories of spectacular fire at Old Orchard Beach pier still vivid, even after 50 years
The fire, visible from as far away as Sebago Lake, destroyed the popular Noah's Ark fun house and a carousel with hand-carved horses.
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River Valley
Rumford police reassure public about bobcat hanging out near High Bridge
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Nation / World
Trump to nominate son of late Justice Antonin Scalia to be next labor secretary
Eugene Scalia, son of the late Supreme Court justice, served as the top lawyer for the Labor Department in the George W. Bush administration.
Maine News
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Franklin
Public hearing in Farmington brings more angry CMP customers
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Crime
Judge denies latest request in Maine man’s 17-year fight to overturn murder conviction
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As ‘Tango’ garners small audience, vocal protesters, Maine Film Center disavows choice of showing
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Politics
New poll finds support drops for Susan Collins in Maine
Lewiston-Auburn news
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News
Rea running for re-election to Lewiston council
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Lewiston-Auburn
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Voters will consider several articles, including accepting a gift of land for a potential business park.
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Emmanuel Nkurunziza, charged with assault at a youth facility, is also charged with manslaughter as a juvenile in connection with the 2018 death of a Lewiston man near Kennedy Park.
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While some residents expressed skepticism about the cost of the Apollo missions, others were wowed by them.
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Voters in Canton, Carthage, Dixfield and Peru rejected a proposed budget of $13.27 million for the 2019-20 school budget on June 11.
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Residents of Industry and Phillips are accused of physically assaulting children under age 6.
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The alleged offenses occurred against a teenager and a woman.
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The one-eighth-mile wooded pathway has about 100 fairy houses free for public viewing from dawn to dusk starting Memorial Day to just after Labor Day.
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After an unsuccessful bid to become district attorney, Seth Carey is trying to grow hemp for a new line of herbal teas and organic skin care products.
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The disclosure comes hours after Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it was responsible for seizing a tanker that was reported missing over the weekend in the strait.
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As chants of "send her back" intensified, Trump paused to let them continue and did nothing apparent to discourage the crowd.
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The Supreme Judicial Court's ruling means RSU 21 will have to pay tuition, including $500,000 it already owes, for Arundel students to attend the private school in Saco.
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The first two locations will be about 6,500 square feet — a fraction of the brand's former big box stores.
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The July 16 incident resulted in the resident shooting and killing one man.
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Even though the bill's chances in the Republican-controlled Senate are slim, the Democratic-backed action sets a new benchmark for debate.
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The new rules will allow asylum seekers to apply for welfare benefits known as General Assistance, which the governor says is consistent with the intent of a 2015 state law that the administration of former Gov. Paul LePage narrowly interpreted.
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Romeo Bartley of the Bronx is visiting Durham for the third summer in a row.
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Emmanuel Nkurunziza is charged with assault after a fight his lawyer described as "a racially-charged incident."
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Farmington police responded to a report of an overdose and allegedly discovered a meth lab operation.
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The Maine Mineral and Gem Museum is looking to kick off Molly Ockett Day weekend the best way possible.
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Fiber Materials Inc. and bluShift Aerospace are among the companies in the state working on the future of space exploration.
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Several new laws that affect school nutrition programs will have Maine school districts retool the way they feed students to avoid 'food shaming' while providing nutritious meals.
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The president turns a campaign rally into an extended dissection of 4 Democratic congresswomen he attacked this week with racist tweets.
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No one was injured at the scene on Howe Street and the cause was under investigation.
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Kids play hopscotch on Lisbon Street while waiting for a table to open at a new restaurant.
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Treven Nay, 19, is charged with sexually assaulting an unconscious 14-year-old girl at the town beach
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Selectmen were in agreement to set the rate at $17.75.
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Western Maine residents look forward to taking on Central Maine Power at Thursday evening’s public hearing.
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Erik Matthews is accused of cutting off the animal's tail and leaving it for dead.
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Selectmen fast-tracked the process to have the building, which was the site of a fatal fire, demolished.
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No charges are expected as a result of the near head-on collision Wednesday afternoon on U.S. Route 201, police said.
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The interior of Maine could see temperatures at 100 or above, according to the National Weather Service.
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Serving up and eating hot dog's at the world-famous hot dog stand in downtown Lewiston.
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The cause of the blaze at Lignetics of Maine pellet plant is unknown.
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Department of Public Safety spokesman Steve McCausland said the woman found dead is "likely" 54-year-old Joan Hadley.
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Under its privacy terms, it can collect photos, data on websites you visit and your IP address, which it can share with third parties.
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The area was previously the focus of a revitalization effort by the city and private developers.
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An interdisciplinary academic team takes a look at how land protection had affected key economic indicators for 1,500 towns and cities in the region.
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Felicia Lloyd and Richard Thompson Jr. are suspected of stealing a minivan from Napa Auto Parts and setting it on fire, according to police.
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People can pick any combination of skin tone and gender, as well as emojis that show people with disabilities.
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The Seashore Trolley Museum is asking Facebook followers to help name the "white ball of fluff."
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Albert Flick is accused of stabbing Kimberly Dobbie at least 11 times outside a laundromat in Lewiston.
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"It was really a tough decision. We went with three organizations that have long standing in the community." -- Chris Brennick, chairman, Rumford Board of Selectmen
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Just 6 companies sold 75% of the flood of opioids over a 6-year period.
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