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The festival will celebrate Maine's official soft drink July 7-9 in Lisbon.
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Lisbon School Department teachers have been working without a contract for over 200 days.
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Don Hutchins said he couldn't be effective working with the board.
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Over the past two weeks, multiple attacks by rabid raccoons have been reported, including one that sent a woman to the hospital.
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Added to Public Works was $98,730, while $800 was added to administration and $8,280 removed from the library, the latter at the board of trustee president's request.
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Arrests listed from March 15 through March 25.
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Benches, tables, a new pavilion and handicap playground equipment are on the list.
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The bill sponsored by House Speaker Rachel Talbot Ross, D-Portland, would extend health coverage to newly arrived asylum seekers and other noncitizens. Republicans oppose the proposal, citing what they say is its $7 million price tag.
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Nashville police release video from a body-worn camera that shows a team of officers entering and searching an elementary school where 3 children and 3 adults were killed in a mass shooting.
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Stephan Bunker, Dennis O'Neil, Scott Erb and T. Will Jones win town elections.
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Crosspoint Church in Bangor says lawmakers changed the Maine Human Rights Act to circumvent a U.S. Supreme Court decision and prevent religious schools from receiving public money.
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Police say the bus was stopped in a left-hand turn lane when it was struck from behind by a tractor-trailer Tuesday morning.
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E.U. foreign policy chief Josep Borrell threatened sanctions after Russia's Vladimir Putin announced that Belarus would host Russian tactical nuclear weapons.
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Tensions between authorities and migrants had apparently been running high in recent weeks in Ciudad Juarez, where shelters are full of people waiting to cross into the U.S. or for the asylum process to play out.
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Farmers say they spend extra time and money raising cattle strictly on grass, and mislabeling cheats them and people who are paying extra for something they're not getting.
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Attorney General Aaron Frey and 27 other state attorneys general sent a letter asking congressional leaders to adopt a national right-to-repair law.
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Danielle Dyer, 29, was charged Thursday with abducting her daughter March 19 in Topsham, according to police.
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Monday's opening ceremony and first-time draft are precursors to the longtime tournament, which begins play this week.
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Jason Candelario, 34, of Manchester was sentenced on multiple counts for the home invasion in August 2019.
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Auburn Middle School takes on Edward Little High School during the last game of the season.
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There was no indication that any trip would be subsidized by the city or museum.Â
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After news of the shooting broke, Rep. Andrew Ogles said in a statement that he and his family 'are devastated by the tragedy that took place at The Covenant School in Nashville this morning.'
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Water was embedded in tiny glass beads in the lunar dirt where meteorite impacts occur, but mining the water would be tough.
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Sen. Jill Duson, D-Portland, said the bill would allow the state to raise what it pays victim advocates from $32,000 to $45,000 a year.
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The girl was discharged March 14 after being at Barbara Bush Children's Hospital in Portland since her birth last July.
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A former mayor of Lewiston and Auburn, Jenkins died in 2020 after an inspiring life.
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Superintendent recommends less money for special education and homeless student services.
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Brian Beaucage, 31, of Turner died of injuries in a crash at 41 Russell St., the home of state Rep. Margaret Craven.
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Norma Small, who was convicted in 2002 of hiring a man to murder her husband, died in custody early Sunday morning.
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Floyd "Chip" Richardson has run the department since 2014.
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The shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville was the latest in a country that has grown increasingly unnerved by bloodshed in schools.
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The high court will decide whether a Florida woman who has filed over 600 federal lawsuits against hotel owners and operators over alleged ADA violations can sue hotels where she doesn't intend to stay.
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The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant's 6 reactors are in shutdown and it is receiving the electricity it needs to prevent a reactor meltdown through just 1 remaining power line.
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The Manhattan grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump over hush money payments is back in court and hearing evidence related to the case.
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The American restaurant chain serving Mexican fast food closed its Augusta location after employees were the first in the country to file for union representation.
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The Red Cross was assisting the people who rushed from the building early Monday on School Street, just west of downtown.
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Immediately after the prime minister's statement, the head of the country's largest trade union said it would call off a general strike that threatened to grind Israel's economy to a halt.
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Mississippi is one of the poorest states in the U.S., and the majority-Black Delta has long been one of the poorest parts of Mississippi.
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The vast majority of the plastic that comes off Maine boats every spring goes to landfills or incinerators.
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The Maine Democrat is proposing legislation that would help farms and food systems reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040.
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Dinner and a show Sunday at the Mom and Me Easter Paint Party at Garden Grille & Bar at Hilton Auburn River, hosted by Artful Nights Maine.
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Emily Caron was selected from among many competitors for the Junior Master Model Builder Competition in Goshen, New York.
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State police are investigating the cause of the Saturday night accident.
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Maine Maple Sunday Weekend is an annual event, with sugarhouses across the state opening their doors for visitors to see the maple syrup-making process and taste the final products.