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US military to stop shooting pigs and goats as a way to train medics for the battlefield
The prohibition on “live fire” training that includes animals is part of this year’s annual defense bill, although other uses of animals for wartime training will continue. T
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3mTroy Jackson agrees to 4 October debates against Susan Collins
Collins campaign hit back at the former Allagash logger for not agreeing to a debate next week.
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7mWashington County hires attorney to ease tensions
Washington County Commissioners hired Bangor lawyer Jonathan Pottle to help reorganize county government and sort out growing disagreements.
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6mMobile home group threatens to sue town over proposed rent control ordinance
A Maine trade group threatened to sue several towns over new lot rent stabilization ordinances to protect homeowners.
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4mRescue satellite gets close to NASA's doomed telescope, even if it can't save it
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A private spacecraft that was supposed to supply a lifeline to NASA’s Swift Observatory managed to get close to the sinking telescope and even snap photos more than a week after the rescue was abandoned. But the three-armed robotic salvager had to turn away because of low fuel, according to […]
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4mCastine Film Festival announces tickets, winners, Audience Award
CASTINE — Following the success of the 2025 event, the Castine Film Festival returns to the Delano Theatre on the campus of Maine Maritime Academy on Saturday, Sept. 12. The common thread of this year’s festival program: Stories of connection, community and JOY. The day is designed for attendees to delight in coming together to […]