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More money is going to negative U.S. Senate ads in Maine than winter heating assistance for the entire state
As Mainers face record heating costs this winter, negative advertising spending in the U.S. Senate race between Susan Collins and Troy Jackson has already surpassed total federal heating assistance.
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3mA ‘Treasury of Ice’ goes on show, revealing relics as Swiss glaciers rapidly melt
Lucerne's Glacier Garden showcases an intriguing collection of artifacts unearthed from melting Swiss glaciers, highlighting both historical relics and the alarming pace of climate-driven ice loss.
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5mJohn Legend on Pharrell’s musical push, Jay-Z’s praise and more
John Legend discusses his latest collaborative album 'Muse' with Pharrell Williams, his transition into theater, and how he continues to push creative boundaries throughout his illustrious career.
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6mThis year’s Medicare open season filled with uncertainty
Medicare open enrollment in Maine faces chaos as cancelled plans, insurer caps, and economic strain overwhelm assistance agencies, leaving seniors struggling to navigate complex coverage changes this year.
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7mChildren’s singer Raffi on his 50-year career, screen time and Ms. Rachel
Legendary children's musician Raffi reflects on fifty years of singing, his commitment to protecting kids from exploitation, and his new album, 'Love is Everywhere.'
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7mMSAD 58 pauses decisions on school closures ahead of withdrawal vote
MSAD 58 explores three facility consolidation options to address aging schools and declining enrollment, as the board moves forward ahead of upcoming town withdrawal votes in November.