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Lewiston man killed Tuesday after his vehicle veered off Interstate 95 in Palmyra
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Photo: Lots of squash in Sabattus
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Remembrance events planned ahead of Oct. 25
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Farmington Police Department received $18,000 while Farmington Fire Rescue was awarded $16,433.
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A major question remains: are Oxford Hills taxpayers willing to fund a $25 million school for fewer than 100 elementary students with no financial assistance from the state, or does the district adapt to a consolidated school model?
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While 60% of Mainers said they were confident that votes will be accurately tallied, 35% said they disagreed.
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Less than 2 weeks before Election Day, a resurgence of misinformation and conspiracy theories about voting is forcing state and local election officials to spend their time debunking rumors and explaining how elections are run.
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The Main Street location is accepting applications for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years.
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For now, the new location will be a retail operation as work gets under way on the second phase of the large space — seating, a bar and entertainment space.
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Nicole Clegg, the new CEO and president, has been with the organization since 2013.
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Infections were reported in Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Oregon, Utah, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
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If the troops join the war in Ukraine on Russia’s side, it will be 'a very, very serious issue,' Lloyd Austin says.
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The vice president's $1 million fundraising haul in September signals support, but a deluge of spending from outside groups and an opponent who defies political norms complicates that calculation.
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Maine law enforcement and legal experts agree that sellers of untraceable firearms should be federally licensed – a topic before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Area fans' embrace of the city's minor league professional teams has drawn deserved attention from a national publication.
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While I'll never experience the kind of soul-deep terror that a kid feels when sitting bug-eyed for a scary flick, I do still enjoy a good spine-tingler; so much, in fact, that I've compiled you a list.
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Jim Bennett announced his phased retirement at a City Council meeting last week.
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Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. reviewed traffic data, discussed fireworks complaints and addressed noise issues.
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Selectmen revisited topics such as the Transfer Station stickers and a washout on New Vineyard Beach.
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Christian Pulisic curls in a corner kick for the opening goal in a 3-1 victory over Brugge.
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Weld fire chief tells hikers to be prepared with food and water, and to know where they are going.
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Record-setting turnout includes Republican voters, who appear to be responding to former president Trump’s pivot from trashing early voting to encouraging it.
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The owner of the property, Peter Clark of Farmington, had a burn permit from Friday.
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The truck Gavin Lawlor, 18, was driving failed to negotiate a curve on state Route 4 due to "excessive speed," Sheriff Scott Nichols Sr. wrote in an email Tuesday.
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The former Mexico Police Department building on Recreation Drive and the basement of the Apostolic Church in Mexico will have air quality testing and architectural studies done in the possibility of having Mountain Valley Middle School classrooms in the buildings.
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At the New Vineyard Select Board meeting, selectmen shared updates on the positions that were left vacant after resignations were placed in September.
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Community came together to remember, grieve and honor the 18 lives that were lost in a mass shooting in Lewiston last year. One of the victims, Joshua Seal, was a faculty member at the University of Southern Maine's American Sign Language program.
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The artist said the mushrooms depicted in the painting are part of her mushroom-rich diet due to an autoimmune disorder, and are not psychedelic mushrooms.
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The Buzz: Learn and Grow Childcare Center opens a third location in Lewiston; Nutty Netties Café soft opening set for new Court Street location in Auburn.
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Hashem Safieddine was killed in Beirut earlier this month in a strike that killed 25 other leaders.
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The discussion was held at the Benjamin Mays Center at Bates College.
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The Fayette Select Board discussed road paving updates, a conditional $50,000 grant for a needs assessment of older residents and approved an excise tax exemption for active duty military personnel at their Oct. 15 meeting.
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There would be no cost for the town, with income expected from land not presently being used.
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A significant number of younger students are using adult education, both locally and statewide.
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Livermore Falls selectmen on Tuesday, Oct. 15, unanimously appointed Michelle Moffett to the Regional School Unit 73 board of directors to replace Robin Beck who resigned in September.
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On Oct. 16 the Livermore Falls Board of Appeals voted to approve two licenses for medical marijuana facilities owned by Dana Cummings that the Select Board did not renew in August.
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Though they often hide their emotions from their patients, some providers still struggle a year after the incident.
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Top-secret documents, which surfaced on the Telegram messaging app, contain intelligence on Israel’s potential plans for a retaliatory attack on Iran.
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The Portland Fire Department says the PFAS-free foam should be fully installed in the airport's 3 trucks by mid-November.
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Nearly $5,000 was raised, which will support the Colby Fund, which provides financial and other support services to parents who have suffered loss.
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Ruby Freeman and her daughter, Wandrea 'Shaye' Moss, won a $148 million judgment over Giuliani’s false fraud claims against them related to the 2020 presidential election.
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Stealing political signs from a public right-of-way can be penalized with a $250 fine, and a person who takes a sign from private property can be charged with theft, punishable by up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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The North Atlantic right whales are the most critically endangered large whale species on the planet.
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Solar energy customers have been advised that Maine does not require homeowners to convert to solar and that the state does not offer incentives, grants, rebates or tax credits to install home solar panels.
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The town is advising water residents to flush all water lines and faucets in their homes and discard food, beverages and ice made during the boil order.
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Cows hang out near the fence enjoying their lunch.
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The trend is forcing American automakers to reassess their sales and production strategies.
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Visitors to the Maine Resiliency Center in Lewiston left letters of thanks to first responders on Oct. 25, 2023.
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The aircraft take off and land vertically, like helicopters, but fly like fixed-wing planes.