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UMaine leading international study to develop rapid noninvasive disease detection for Atlantic salmon farms
ORONO — Understanding the source of stress and disease can be difficult, especially if the subject of stress is a fish or even thousands of fish. Detecting and diagnosing stress and disease is…
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3mSupreme Court clears the way for border wall construction in Texas’s Big Bend to resume
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for the Trump administration to resume border wall construction in the Big Bend region of Texas for now, a blow to bipartisan opponents who had argued the project is a waste of money that threatens the unique landscape. The border wall is a signature project […]
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2mEmbattled Clifton board member resigns months after court awarded him seat
Steve Armenia said he'd "had enough" and cited “the lack of integrity in this town.”
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1mMan arrested after alleged knife assault in Rumford
The two 38-year-old men were reportedly arguing outside a Waldo Street residence when it turned into a physical fight.
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4mMan accused of assaulting border agent in Lubec was beaten before his arrest, attorney says
The Connecticut man allegedly sped across the border from Campobello Island without stopping.
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5mRockland nursing home among 15 in Maine being sold to NY firm
The 96-bed facility, which opened 3 years ago, replaced the 84-bed Knox Center in Rockland and 39 nursing care beds at Quarry Hill in Camden.