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Karen Attiah says she won't rejoin The Washington Post, which fired her over Charlie Kirk comments
WASHINGTON (AP) — Opinion writer Karen Attiah has decided not to return to her job at The Washington Post, despite winning reinstatement after her firing over social media posts about the 2025…
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2mBrunswick, Yarmouth, Hall-Dale, Monmouth Academy, Telstar nab state boys soccer titles
The state schoolboy soccer titles were claimed on Saturday.
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2mBox of Maine rallies community to send 1,000 care packages to deployed Maine troops
Third annual Veterans Day Packout brings veterans, families and local businesses together for a mission that needs community support. BREWER — Box of Maine is calling on local businesses and communities across Maine to help accomplish its largest military care package mission yet: packing and sending 1,000 boxes filled with Maine-made products to deployed service […]
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4mPaul LePage lands in Washington, pitching himself as a dealmaker
LePage joined incoming members of Congress, including Democratic Sen.-elect Troy Jackson, for orientation in Washington on Monday.
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2mOld Town economic development director quits after less than a year
Amy Collinsworth quit to “pursue an opportunity for advancement in my field,” according to her resignation letter.
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7mThe Ecology School at River Bend Farm wins Maine Smart Growth Award for pioneering regenerative campus design
SACO — The Ecology School and Kaplan Thompson Architects are proud to announce that The Ecology School’s campus at River Bend Farm has been honored with a Maine Smart Growth Award from GrowSmart Maine. The prestigious annual award recognizes projects, plans and leadership across Maine that exemplify smart growth principles, including compact building design, agricultural […]