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Wednesday, August 15, 2018
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Maine Secretary of State Matt Dunlap has released 1,800 documents from the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity (PACEI), which he says prove the defunct commission found no evidence of widespread voter fraud. . . .
Rockland City Council will consider a temporary cap on the number of large cruise ships coming into Rockland Harbor at its next meeting, on Monday, August 13. The ordinance, sponsored by Mayor Valli Geiger, proposes to set a . . .
Central Maine Power will provide $50 million over a 40-year period to help lower electricity bills for low-income residents of Massachusetts. The deal was struck as part of CMP’s application before the Massachusetts Department of Public . . .
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On Wednes- day, August 15, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., Camden Yacht Club will continue its Summer Sunset Seminar Series with Nordic Aquafarms CEO Erik Heim. Nordic Aquafarms is planning on building one of the world’s largest inland salmon . . .
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The Thomas- ton Intergen- erational Book Club at Thomas- ton Public Library was “adopted” by Maine Public’s “Book Club Adoption” project that is a part of the PBS Great American Read. The group voted to read “Americanah” . . .
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The Maine Lobster Festival would like to acknowledge the significant controversy caused by our Executive Board and Coronation Committee’s decision to discuss with Taylor Hamlin the circumstances around her social media feeds . . .
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For some folks, sparrows are merely an after- thought — those “little brown jobs” that inhabit our neighborhood yards and bushes. Certain ones, such as the ubiquitous Song Sparrow, nest in a broad range of habitat types across . . .
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Gov. Paul LePage told a crowd of Republi- cans last week that he would call on Democratic gubernatorial candidate Janet Mills to step down from her position as attorney general for campaigning on the job. The governor, who himself . . .
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Belfast Maskers will open the doors of its new Basil Burwell Community Theater at 17 Court Street in Belfast on Thursday, August 16, for a production of Mark Twain’s Is He Dead? Shows will be at 7 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays . . .
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The Belfast Framer and Betts Gallery, 96 Main Street in Belfast, will host a group show, “Amalgamation,” from August 17 through September 22. There will be an opening reception on Friday, August 17, from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
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The Strand Theatre in Rockland continues its Exhibition on Screen series with “I, Claude Monet” on Thursday, August 16, at 2 and 7 p.m. While Monet suffered from depression and loneliness, the film reveals his humour, insight and . . .
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The guided-missile cruiser USS Hue City (CG 66) arrived in Rockland Harbor on Wednesday to support the 71st annual Maine Lobster Festival. While in port through the weekend, the crew of roughly 300 will participate in . . .
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Farns- worth Art Museum will present a week-long art camp focused on drawing and painting animals and led by artist and educator Avis Turner from 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday, August 13 to 17, at the museum’s . . .
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On Saturday, September 8, the Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation Farm Tour will feature farms in coastal Lincoln County. Participants will see conservation practices in action, learn about the benefits of local foods and . . .
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Dominic Fontaine believes finding happiness, at least for a short time, is as simple as taking to the water of Camden Harbor in a small boat. “Fifteen minutes in this rowboat is like getting away for a week,” said Fontaine . . .
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Dr. Brian Beal will discuss factors affecting clam popula- tions, and why there are so few clams today in that part of the coast
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Community Partnerships for Protecting Children (CPPC) conducts free monthly, community educational trainings. The next session will be on Thursday, August 16, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the parlor of The First Church, 8 Court Street in . . .
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