Bangor Daily News
Candidate with banking and nonprofit experience wants to restore civility to Bangor City Council
“In all of those 30 plus years, I think I’ve been able to add some maturity, some responsibility, some thoughtfulness, bringing opposing sides together," Joe Pratt said.
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1mLetter: Academics must come first in Maine schools
“I lead the effort to shape my child’s character. I need public schools to take the lead in literacy and math.”
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3mFreshman goalie to lead UMaine field hockey in America East semifinal
Annabel Halkes has the nation’s third-best save percentage (.811) among goalkeepers at 80 Division I schools.
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3mMaine high school soccer regional title games slated for Tuesday and Wednesday
Orono, Fort Kent, Camden Hills, John Bapst and Wisdom High will have both their boys and girls teams seeking championships.
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4mSusan Collins and Troy Jackson end their races in 2 places that decide Maine
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5mHemp drinks are about to be illegal. There’s a better way.
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