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Saturday, September 22, 2018
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Three candidates for governor — Democrat Janet Mills and independents Terry Hayes and Alan Caron — discussed their positions on energy and the environment at a forum sponsored by the Environmental & Energy Technology . . .
The 42nd annual Common Ground Country Fair will take place at the home of the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) in Unity this weekend, Friday through Sunday, September 21 to 23. Some 60,000 people attend . . .
Rockland City Council voted 3-2 last week to pass a 180-day moratorium on allowing more marijuana production facilities in the city, which will go to a public hearing and potential final vote on October 10. Mayor Valli Geiger and . . .
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The Belfast Planning Board is expected to come up with recommendations on zoning changes and comprehensive plan amendments that were previously enacted to allow the construction of a controversial land-based salmon farm . . .
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Camden Public Library’s huge September book sale under the tents will run for four days as part of the fall Harbor Arts & Books Fair. Thousands of books divided into over 25 categories will be on sale under the tent beginning . . .
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Maine’s North Woods is the largest undeveloped forest in the Eastern United States, and it is being threatened by a proposal put forth by the Land Use Planning Commission (LUPC), which seeks to eliminate the adjacency principle’s . . .
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For folks in the midcoast region, sightings of soaring turkey vultures are a common sight, but that was not always the case. When ornithologist Ralph Palmer published his “Maine Birds” in 1949, he cited only 12 state records over the . . .
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Last Thursday, the Maine Legisla- ture finally adjourned for the year, after spending $320,000 on a special session. But not before House Republicans could deliver a few final victories for Gov. Paul LePage, who had been having . . .
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The Ghost of Paul Revere will be the headlining act for the Music Fest on Saturday, September 22, at the Boothbay Food & Music Festival, a three-day affair that runs from Thursday, September 20, through Saturday, September 22. . . .
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CMCA has joined with For Freedoms, a nation- wide project that uses art to build greater participation in American democracy. Starting last Thursday and continuing through Sunday, October 14, CMCA will present a full-scale, temporary billboard installation by Christopher Myers in CMCA’s public courtyard, at 21 Winter Street in Rockland.
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On Monday, Camden Interna- tional Film Festival (CIFF) announced the winners of its 2018 festival, which took place last weekend, September 13 to 16, in Camden, Rockport and Rockland. This year’s Points North Pitch Award went to . . .
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Camden-Rockport Middle School (CRMS) in Camden held a groundbreaking ceremony September 13 for its new, 84,000-square-foot building. Demolition of the old building began in July 2018 and the upgraded middle . . .
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The final Union Farmers Market of the season will be held on Friday, September 28, from 3 to 6 p.m. on Union Common. The “Harvest Time” market offers a chance to stock up for winter — meat, maple syrup, pumpkins, potatoes . . .
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Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce has added two new members to its board of directors. Belfast City Councilor Eric Sanders (inset) was elected after being named by the city council (the city does not have a dedicated seat on the . . .)
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Camden Snow Bowl will host Baxter Outdoors’ seventh trail running and second and final duathlon event in the New England Trail Series season on Saturday, September 29, as part of the third annual Camden Snow Bowl Trail Fest
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Tai Chi is “not much of a spectator sport” for anyone observing its slow, purposeful movements, says Mike Shunney. “You won’t have 30,000 people in a stadium watching,” he joked. Yet far more practitioners take part in the . . .
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