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Meatpacking groups say ICE arrests could lead to higher prices and revenue loss
MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Meatpacking industry groups raised concerns Friday that recent heightened immigration operations in Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma have caused employees to miss work, leading to…
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6mDefiant Susan Collins tells supporters to ‘debunk the lies’ after a tumultuous week
Many supporters at Friday's rally and fundraiser in Gorham shrugged off Tuesday's ProPublica report on an alleged bribery scheme involving a donor to Collins.
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14mThey said their apartment on the former Loring base was wet and moldy. Then they got an eviction notice.
The Loring Development Authority and its property manager have not addressed ongoing mold and water damage, residents recently alleged in a lawsuit.
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4mWalpole man sets Maine record with nearly 7-pound tomato
“I waited till the last minute I could,” Leon Busby said. “After that rain we had last weekend I was like, ‘Yeah. It’s time.’”
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6mRoque Bluffs official says state put off plans to fix boat ramp area for 5 years before fatal crash
“It’s been an ongoing battle with the state of Maine to let us do something with that parking lot down there. Unfortunately, it looks like it took a tragic event to make it happen.”
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2mMassive flock of geese spotted migrating over Long Lake
“Holy smokes. Had to stop mowing the lawn when I saw these birds coming."