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Tropical Storm Pena forms in the Pacific Ocean south of Hawaii
MIAMI (AP) — Tropical Storm Pena formed Friday in the Pacific Ocean, well south of the Hawaiian islands. Pena had maximum sustained winds of 45 mph (72 kph) and was centered about 650 miles (1,046…
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3mVoters in 8 Maine towns approved measures capping or freezing mobile home lot rents
Residents have faced drastic increases as more out-of-state corporations have purchased Maine mobile home parks.
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4mKen Fredette wins back his old job leading Maine House Republicans
The 62-year-old lawyer from Newport replaces Rep. Billy Bob Faulkingham, R-Winter Harbor, who won an open Maine Senate seat Tuesday.
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4mStorms that caused 1-in-1,000 year flood event in Tennessee and Georgia move up Atlantic coast
A storm system that caused what the National Weather Service calls a catastrophic, 1,000-year flood along the Tennessee-Georgia state line moved up the Eastern Seaboard on Friday, prompting flood advisories in coastal areas from North Carolina to Massachusetts. In McCaysville, Georgia, and Copperhill, Tennessee, residents and crews spent Friday cleaning up alongside the Toccoa River. […]
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3mFoxcroft Academy seeking 2nd-straight state field hockey title on Saturday
The Ponies square off against the Winthrop High School Ramblers at 3:05 p.m. at Edward Little High School in Auburn.
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4mThis weekend might be the last chance this year to drive up Acadia’s Cadillac Mountain
The Summit Road will close Monday so the park can resume construction on a walking path connecting the summit’s east and west parking lots.