Bangor Daily News
Pure wolves will likely never return to Maine
The controversy about whether wolves are re-establishing themselves in Maine still rages. Scientists say they will breed with coyotes.
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3mCrowd packs Aroostook Park for Vietnam memorial dedication
The Washburn Area Veterans Memorial unveiled a tribute to Vietnam soldiers on Saturday, drawing the largest crowd it's seen in recent years.
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3mTeen boy among 6 dead including suspect in Michigan shootings; girl survived
A teenage boy and four adults were killed Friday in shootings that prompted a wide search for the fleeing gunman, whose body was ultimately found in a wooded area alongside one of his victims, authorities said. A teenage girl survived and was in stable condition, police said. Chad Hickman, 39, was found dead after a […]
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3mTeen boy among 6 dead including suspect in Michigan shootings; girl survived
A teenage boy and four adults were killed Friday in shootings that prompted a wide search for the fleeing gunman, whose body was ultimately found in a wooded area alongside one of his victims, authorities said. A teenage girl survived and was in stable condition, police said. Chad Hickman, 39, was found dead after a […]
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3mHistoric flooding prompts evacuations and water rescues in Indiana
More than 90 people and their pets were rescued Saturday as floodwaters rose along the White River in Indianapolis and authorities in central Indiana responded to what many described as historic flooding. The damage so far was concentrated along the river corridor from Hamilton County and into the northern Indianapolis suburbs. Farther east in Delaware […]
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7mGeneral manager departs WERU after 27 years of leading Blue Hill radio station
Matt Murphy has stepped down as WERU general manager, and Kristin Spaulding of Orland has taken over the role.