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The fungus that could save Maine’s trees one seedling at a time
A fungus found in surviving trees during a 1990s outbreak is now bred into 30 million seedlings planted in Maine since 2017.
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3mMaine high school field hockey regional title games slated Wednesday
The state championship games will take place on Saturday at Edward Little High School in Auburn.
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4mUMaine hockey’s performance in OT loss was encouraging after Friday’s embarrassment
"You hadn’t even cracked open a beer or unscrewed the cap to your soda and the University of Maine’s hockey team was trailing Boston University 3-0."
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3mProvidence men’s basketball pulls away from UMaine for season-opening win
Freshman guard Hudson Franz led UMaine and netted a team-high 13 points to go with three rebounds.
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4mA woman running the NYC marathon for charity dies 2 miles from the finish
NEW YORK (AP) — A young Pennsylvania woman running the New York City Marathon for the first time to raise money for charity collapsed in Central Park, just over two miles from the finish line, and later died. Rachel Apa, 24, of Lewisberry, Pennsylvania, was approaching the 24-mile mark of the 26.2 mile race Sunday […]
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5mTwo nights in Orono: PBS-bound Maine documentary ‘Saving Walden’s World’ screens as a benefit for the Mabel Wadsworth Center
The award-winning film follows women-led solutions that lifted whole communities without wrecking the planet. Director Jim Merkel joins each night for a post-screening Q&A. All proceeds support reproductive and gender-affirming healthcare in eastern Maine. ORONO — What happens to a community, and to a planet, when a 15-year-old girl knows she can become an engineer, […]