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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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7mImmigration arrests go on unabated despite Trump's misgivings after the GOP's midterm wipeout
It’s business as usual for President Donald Trump’s deportation offensive despite the Republican wipeout in the midterm elections. In Los Angeles, masked immigration officers in body armor blocked a hospital emergency room driveway in a heavily Latino neighborhood early Saturday. In central Alabama, twin 19-year-old brothers from Venezuela were arrested while driving back to college […]
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4mHonor Fallen Veterans VOLUNTEERS STEP UP TO
Volunteers of all generations, including local students and veteran MSgt. Larry Harrison, unite in Maine to honor fallen service members by meticulously maintaining gravesites and placing memorial wreaths.
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7mMidcoast lobsterman who died hauling traps known for work ethic
Explore the life of Roy Knight, a hardworking Harpswell lobsterman, dedicated family man, and compassionate community leader who left an enduring legacy of service and love in coastal Maine.
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3mBar Harbor ice cream chain purchases new production space
Mount Desert Island Ice Cream founder Linda Marie Parker has purchased a building in Ellsworth to expand production for her nationally acclaimed, artisanal ice cream chain.
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1mFishermen warned about explosive found off coast
Unexploded ordnance discovered off the Portland coast prompts officials to warn mariners to avoid disturbing the seabed and exercise caution in the area.