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If you wanted to know the dimensions of a river lock in the vicinity of Chesapeake Bay in the early 20th century, you could fly over Victory Chimes and look down. The three-masted schooner, built in Bethel, Delaware, in 1900 for ...
Nordic Aquafarms on May 16 responded to claims by opponents that the company lacks the necessary land rights for a $500 million land-based salmon farm it wants to build in Belfast and Penobscot Bay, saying the rights are ...
The May 14 hearing on the bill, LD 1646, to have the state government take over our two big electric utilities, Central Maine Power Co. and Emera Maine, produced a predictable flurry of news, with the proposal’s pros and cons fiercely ...
Checking in at a dusty hotel, 2 a.m. and 6,000 miles from home, knowing no one in the country and my phone not working, surrounded by men in caftans drinking tea and smoking hookahs and speaking not a word of English, I had a few minutes ...
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GO Lab, Inc. will be one of two Maine recipients of U.S. Forest Service Wood Innovation grants in 2019. The Belfast-based building products corporation and the University of Maine each will receive $250,000 to support environmentally ...
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Curator and author Deanna Bonner-Ganter will speak about her research into the life and work of Maine photojournalist Kosti Ruohomaa on Tuesday, May 28, at 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room of Rockland Public Library....
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This paper so often carries stories about climate change. It’s easy to despair, when individual action seems powerless to change a planetary situation. In the ’60s, I was up to my neck in the civil rights movement. Sitting in a county jail ...
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The terms ‘bird-watcher’ and ‘birder’ have slightly different connotations but are equally valid methods of seeing and learning about birds, through different approaches. One pundit concluded that bird-watchers look at birds while ...
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The Maine Senate reversed course last week and voted 18-17 to eliminate both non-medical exemptions for man-datory childhood vaccination. Previously, the Senate voted 18-17 to preserve the religious exemption in LD 798 ...
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On Sunday, June 2, singer-songwriter (and Aroostook County native) Ellis Paul (pictured) will headline an evening of music and stories along with dobro player Abbie Gardner and Grammy-nominated musician Seth Glier at the ...
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Oil paintings by Elaine Abel are on display at the LincolnHealth Miles campus in Damariscotta.
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Damaris- cotta’s Lincoln Theater and the Stories to Screen program are bringing all eight Harry Potter films to the big screen on Saturday mornings beginning April 13. Admission is free. Based on the book series by J.K. Rowling ...
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Monday, May 27, 11 a.m., will mark Lincoln County Historical Association’s 65th annual observance of Memorial Day. Participants will gather at the flagpole on the parade ground of the Pownalborough Court House, 23 Courthouse ...
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The Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance (MWPA) will offer two June workshops in Camden. On Saturday, June 1, two-time Maine Literary Award winner Elizabeth Peavey will lead “How to Frame a Life,” a workshop on structure in ...
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Whole Oceans announced May 21 it has completed a purchase and sale agreement with American Iron and Metal (AIM) for a parcel of property on the site of the former Verso paper mill in Bucksport. The company anticipates ...
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Emerald ash borer (EAB) is a threat to all ash trees in North America and has already done considerable damage to ash in forests and residential properties across the eastern U.S.
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When I met Jeffrey Conrad at his apartment at Megunti- cook House in Camden, the first thing he did was invite me to look around at all of his things. After I’d done a quick self-guided tour of the living room, he invited me to look ...
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