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Overstored pool chemicals and corroded sprinklers led to Georgia chemical plant fire, report says
CONYERS, Ga. (AP) — More than twice the amount of swimming pool chemicals as planned were improperly stored at a Georgia plant, setting conditions for a fire in 2024 that sent a huge plume of orange…
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2mPolice investigate threat against Passamaquoddy elementary school
In response to the threat, all activities are being held inside, meaning there will be no outdoor recess, and Sipayik police will be stationed at the school.
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4mMorning Update: What you need to know in Maine today
What we're talking about in Maine today.
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4mAngus King endorses Matt Dunlap in his race against Paul LePage
The former governor credited Dunlap, a former state representative, for his strong advocacy for his district while their time in Augusta overlapped.
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4mTours offer Halloween enthusiasts visits to former psychiatric hospital and funeral home
WESTLAND, Mich. (AP) — It’s not enough these days for some Halloween enthusiasts to be scared by actors dressed up in spooky getups at makeshift haunted houses: They want the “real” thing. At a former psychiatric hospital in suburban Detroit and a former funeral home in Toledo, Ohio, visitors can embark on guided paranormal investigations […]
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4mMagician encourages kids to 'just keep going' when things are tough
Caleb Morgan hopes sharing his own story of perseverance combined with fun tricks will help instill positive messages that kids will remember.