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New UMaine Machias project will make Maine coastal fisheries data publicly accessible
MACHIAS — For years, coastal communities in Maine have collected valuable data on soft-shell clam recruitment and the spread of invasive green crabs, but much of that information has remained…
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4mVintage shop, crafting space reopens barn to community
Angel Kulczyk has transformed her historic Blue Hill barn into a community hub and vintage clothing shop, prioritizing personal connection and sustainable fashion over online retail.
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1mCMV infection in woman affects baby
This report examines the medical implications and potential risks to a newborn resulting from a maternal Cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection during pregnancy.
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4mMadawaska halves production budget for concert featuring Nashville singer
Madawaska’s Select Board reduces production costs for the upcoming Northern Maine Summerfest to $30,000, ensuring the private-funded event remains sustainable while still featuring rising country star Cody Lohden.
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3mMaine great white shark videos fuel false social media rumors
Multiple great white sharks were spotted near Old Orchard Beach, sparking local concerns. Researchers confirm their studies are not responsible for the increased shark presence in the area.
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3mAppeals court says fishermen’s claim raises free speech questions
A federal appeals court is questioning a defamation lawsuit against the Monterey Bay Aquarium over its decision to red-list lobster, raising significant concerns regarding First Amendment protections.