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Watch all of Julia Gagnon’s performances on ‘American Idol’ so far
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Just-In-Time Recreation one of few mass shooting sites in country to reopen
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Workers’ Memorial Day commemorates three killed in Lewiston mass shooting
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Lewiston hires former legislator Nate Libby as assistant economic development director
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Lawmakers agreed to prohibit airlines from charging extra for families to sit together, and they tripled maximum fines for airlines that violate consumer laws.
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Henry Yuen vowed to continue working for equality for the LGBTQ+ community.
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The protest is going on Monday and Tuesday outside Mantor Library at the University of Maine at Farmington.
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The person must be qualified by the state and have a background check.
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Moderate drinking was once thought to have benefits for the heart.
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Newcomers Bryan Riley and Dawn Strout will serve three-year terms.
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Negotiators aim to conclude a treaty by the end of 2024.
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Levi J. Gould, 35, of Farmington will also be on probation for four years following his release from jail.
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Outgunned, Ukraine’s troops have struggled to fend off Russian advances on the battlefield.
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A joint statement said that Biden and López Obrador have directed their national security aides to 'immediately' put in place concrete measures to reduce the number of unauthorized border crossings.
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ByteDance’s CapCut editing app has become the standard for short-form video. Legislation that could lead to a ban of TikTok could also apply to CapCut.
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Israel-Hamas war protesters and police clash on Texas campus, Columbia University begins suspensionsColleges around the U.S. implored pro-Palestinian student protesters to clear out tent encampments with rising levels of urgency Monday.
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The governor vetoed a bill that would have banned bump stocks and other devices that can make semi-automatic weapons fire like a machine gun.
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Sewer rates will be based on the amount of water used as read from a water meter by the Livermore Falls Water District. Bills will be mailed out once a year with two payments due over the year.
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Under the agreement, thousands of customers who were overcharged for electricity would be reimbursed anywhere from $10 to $4,000. But Public Advocate Bill Harwood says stricter sanctions are needed.
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Kare Randall, 25, moved to Maine this year, hoping for a fresh start, but he was found dead of an apparent suicide last week. Family members say there were red flags that Two Bridges Regional Jail overlooked.
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It was the fifth-warmest year on record for the Gulf of Maine, a body of water critical to commercial fishing and other maritime industries.
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Gagnon sang 'Here I Am' by Bryan Adams on Sunday night, once again winning praise from the 'Idol' judges. She vies for a spot in the top 7 on Monday.
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A two-story house fire displaced three people and four dogs Sunday at 150 Paine Road in Oxford.
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The intelligence community has found 'no smoking gun' that Putin was aware of the timing of Navalny's death.
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The attacks have caused fear and anxiety among LGBTQ people across the country, some of whom said they are now too anxious to use their local Planet Fitness or set foot in the locker room.
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He has become a prominent voice for Arab American and Muslim voters, not just in Dearborn but across the country, who say that Biden has betrayed and dehumanized them.
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The former president and the Florida governor have been on chilly terms for years and had not spoken since the primary season ended.
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As more outages occur because of bad weather, a federal grant may help the grid better contain disruptions.
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Lewiston code enforcement notified Ramada Hotel and Conference Center management on Sunday that an April 19 condemnation on the 490 Pleasant St. building has been lifted.
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'Irish dancing is very niche, but also very diverse, and it can give you a good community and a lifeline if you need it.'
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Sun Journal photographers select some of their favorite images from last week.
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Turner Road was closed for several hours following the crash.
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Hartford resident Dave Bowen said there were “seven other property owners that own the other half of Pine Shores (Hartford ATV trail area) that you should ask (permission for trail use).”
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The 10th 'Maine's Got Talent' sold out all seats at the Franco Center Saturday for the first time over the decade of local music celebration and fundraising for Sandcastle Clinical & Educational Services.
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Some approved legislation still awaits action by the governor, and lawmakers will return for at least one more day to address vetoes.
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After the foodie favorite announced the closure of its Portland and South Portland shops, people were lining up to place orders. But one can't help but ask: Where were those customers before?
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On May 6, the City Council will take up the question of whether the former Children's Museum at 142 Free St. can be demolished. Working toward an ambitious expansion, the PMA hasn't said what it will do if the structure can't be torn down.
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A change in state mandates means some school districts will pay thousands — and possibly millions more — to send some special education students to private school programs.
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'Feathers Over Freeport: A Birdwatching Weekend' lured visitors to the state park in Pownal, where up to 1,800 hawks might pass over the mountain at the height of the season.
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Over 120 handbell ringers from 16 choirs across Maine and wider New England met Saturday for Maine Spring Ring at Auburn Middle School.
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On the second day of the party's convention, the GOP adopts a platform that takes positions on school curriculum, foreign policy and news coverage.
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Write-in candidate Shari Ouellette has asked to inspect the ballots. Write-in candidate Danielle Brotherton has requested the recount. There was five votes separating her from candidate Dawn Strout.
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Student adviser Jenn Bell said the service work benefits students and the community.
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A hardy band of mostly amateur Wall Street investors have collectively made millions of dollars over the past month by betting that the stock price of Donald Trump's Truth Social will keep dropping despite massive buying by his loyalists.
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The bill would have required companies leasing state land for clean energy projects to enter into contract with labor unions.
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The protest kicked off a day of drama at the Paris Institute of Political Studies, known as Sciences Po.
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The announcement after 2 days of exhaustive negotiations comes as Columbia's president faces harsh criticism from faculty.