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Nicaragua torture victim imprisoned for second time after being deported by U.S.
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A Nicaraguan exile who was imprisoned and tortured after protesting against the government was deported by the U.S. back to his country, where he was immediately imprisoned once…
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4mStruggling UMaine football team fires offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach
The Black Bears have one of the worst offenses among the 124 schools in the Football Championship Subdivision.
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7mLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
This compilation of political opinion pieces urges Maine voters to support specific Democratic candidates while criticizing current Republican leadership, highlighting concerns over healthcare, climate, and election integrity.
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7mRestaurants in Sargentville close often, earlier in fall without workers
Coastal Maine restaurants are closing early and cutting hours due to a severe labor shortage, driven by lack of affordable housing and shifting local demographics.
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3m20 people from 12 countries take US citizenship oath
Twenty new citizens in Bangor celebrate their naturalization, highlighting the profound importance of their newfound right to vote and their commitment to strengthening American democracy through inclusion.
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3mHusband struggles to manage wife’s dementia
This column features advice for an overwhelmed husband caring for his wife with dementia and insights for a woman frustrated by her partner's loud, constant yawning habits.