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Supreme Court strikes down Hawaii law requiring permission to carry guns in stores and hotels
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court struck down a Hawaii law requiring people to get permission to carry guns into stores and hotels on Thursday, in its latest opinion backing Second Amendment…
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5mSchooners that graced a Maine-themed quarter or hosted Cousteau rest at the bottom of a NYC canal
For more than a century, the Pilot and the Victory Chimes — two historic schooners with towering sails — have between them served the country in wartime, hosted the likes of Jacques Cousteau and graced the Maine state quarter. But an inlet just off New York City’s famously polluted Gowanus Canal could be their final […]
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2mLetter: Voters should return Tim Nangle to state Senate
“Nangle's record reflects steady, constituent-focused governance.”
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4mMaine Democrats choose to protect and expand power of ordinary people
“When we expand participation, respect voters, and give people a real say in the decisions that affect them, we make those institutions stronger.”
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6mAroostook County teacher's new business taps into decades-long obsession with native plants
Shelly Bouchard's new business, Meadowsweet Herbals, is dedicated to showcasing the wild and cultivated plants of Aroostook County.
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6mNew superintendent takes over Belfast-area school district that faces shrinking enrollment
Liz Ridgeway was hired in December after two years as principal of East Belfast and Weymouth elementary schools. She started in July.