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UMaine students helping nonprofit restore Atlantic salmon in northern Maine
ORONO — University of Maine students are helping design improvements to a salmon-rearing facility along the Aroostook River, putting classroom learning into practice. The project is being developed…
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2mLetter: Want lower grocery bills? Vote for Democrats.
“Donald Trump swept into office for a second term two years ago on promises that he would reduce Americans’ economic pain, particularly at the grocery checkout line.”
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2mLetter: We need more accountability in healthcare
“When programs get this big, basic transparency isn’t too much to ask.”
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6mMaineCare needs accountability. It also needs understanding.
“Maine can insist on strong enforcement, fair process, and careful reporting.”
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6mReentry program takes teens from Maine’s only youth prison on whitewater rafting trip
Pathfinders is helping rehabilitate youth and prepare them to re-enter society at a time when the Legislature is deciding what to do with Long Creek.
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5mCanadian brewery eyes move to shuttered Maine pub amid escalating tariff dispute
Given the latest developments, the owners of Mother Mushroom Brewery & Farmstay, have decided they can no longer operate out of their oceanfront lot on Campobello Island.