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Maine’s housing market is stuck and there’s no sign of it getting better
The pandemic’s historically high prices haven’t come down, which keeps many families stuck in homes that don’t match their needs or priced out of the market altogether.
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3mUS diplomats and family members slowly begin to return to the Mideast embassies
WASHINGTON (AP) — American diplomats and at least some of their family members are beginning to return to U.S. embassies in the Middle East after many were ordered to leave their posts during the early days of the war with Iran. Although most embassies are not returning to full strength immediately, starting this week the […]
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3mTen things you’ll see different at UMaine this fall
ORONO — Students returning to UMaine this fall will find a campus that looks — and in many places functions — noticeably different than it did when they left in May. New research and education facilities are open. Major athletics construction is taking shape. More parking spaces have been added, and new sidewalks, roads, landscaping […]
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2mKentucky woman indicted on charges she damaged the World War II Memorial in Washington
WASHINGTON (AP) — A Kentucky woman has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges that she intentionally damaged The World War II Memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Melissa Farris is scheduled to be arraigned next week on two felony counts. Grand jurors indicted her Thursday on charges of destroying the […]
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3mUMaine launches 3D-printed boat that could be the future of the US military
The boat, named 3Dirigo X, is painted in an unassuming gray and touts a black bear graphic on the front of its hull.
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3mState temporarily shuts down Trenton daycare for string of safety violations
The daycare accounted for more than 27% of Hancock County’s total safety violations among childcare providers between 2021 and 2024.