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Matt Dunlap’s campaign is openly attacking Paul LePage’s age
The sharp words come as Democrats question whether LePage is just a bridge candidate to bolster President Donald Trump’s agenda during his final two years in the White House.
All Roads Music Festival back in Belfast this fall
The two-day music festival kicks off on Friday, Oct. 16, with a lineup of more than two dozen acts playing at five different venues.
These entrepreneurs ‘bought themselves a job’ when they moved to rural Maine
Jon Bridgan and Carol Carper moved from Virginia three years ago and bought Danforth Hardware, a local anchor business.
Even small Maine towns are weighing data center bans
Data centers – large warehouses that hold computer needed by AI and other software to function – have drawn ire for high water and power use.
Training program helps Aroostook shelter dogs find – and keep – homes
The Houlton Humane Society has partnered with a dog training business to teach shelter dogs skills to boost their chances of adoption.
Cyclospora outbreak has reached Maine. Should we be worried about our food supply?
“We should be aware but not alarmed.”
Bangor denies it has any Flock cameras in city as complaints mount
Complaints appear to be driven in part by the online crowdsourced database DeFlock, which lists nine license plate reading cameras in Bangor.
Maine native Mike Bordick on losing his 24-year MLB errorless-game record
Oakland Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson broke Bordick’s record on Sunday with his 111th errorless game in a 4-3 win over the Boston Red Sox.
How Aroostook County is growing Maine’s sovereign food movement
Once the markets started popping up, people started seeing more options for buying fresh, organic food in their own rural communities.
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