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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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3mUmpire error led Hampden softball’s walkoff win to be replayed starting in 8th inning
Somewhere between everyone leaving the game Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon, the MPA determined the game needs to be replayed from the 8th inning on.
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2mA Maine cannabis dispensary has been burglarized yet again
It's at least the third time that burglars have targeted the business since late April.
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5mBlue Hill Fair wants to repair 1890s grandstand built with schooner boards
But organizers worry that more costly issues will be uncovered once work begins.
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4mHannah Pingree solves hard problems
"I believe Maine needs a governor who has proven she can lead through crisis, forge unlikely coalitions, and deliver lasting results. Hannah Pingree has done all of that."
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4mAroostook ‘Hats off to America’ 2-day bash kicks off on July 3
The festival typically doubles Houlton’s population as many people return home for the iconic summer gathering.