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How southern Aroostook is changing its education to build the local workforce
“We want you in our buildings talking about your businesses just like we want our students in your buildings learning from you about what you do,” RSU 29 Superintendent Joe Fagnant told the Southern…
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2mLetter: Susan Collins stands up for our children
“Maine parents benefit when these questions receive serious, evidence-based discussion.”
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2mLetter: Troy Jackson understands working Mainers
“Troy’s reckoned with the range of challenges that people — real working people, not Washington, D.C. lobbyists — face.”
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5mBusiness owner running for City Council wants Bangor to focus on economic development
Anthony Cote's top issue is “making Bangor business friendly,” he said, noting it’s an area where he thinks the city has been lacking.
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4mSome bowhunters may have a tough decision to make this fall
"In the bowhunting community, the conventional wisdom was this: Aging bowhunters need to give consideration to abandoning the compound bow altogether."
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3mUMaine drops in national rankings, ties UNE for top university in state
The new rankings from U.S. News & World Report were released Tuesday.