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Tuesday, November 20, 2018
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In the coming weeks, a new state government will begin to form as Governor-elect Janet Mills’ transition team interviews potential cabinet members and Democratic lawmakers elect their new leaders
The lame duck governor made the comments during his weekly appearance on WVOM radio in response to Mills’ pledge to implement the law on January 2
Earlier today, a US District Court rejected Poliquin’s request to halt the tabulation of votes and declare him the winner, but Poliquin vowed to continue with the lawsuit
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County and local crime in the midcoast experienced a drop similar to a reported decrease in the state crime rate, according to law enforcement agencies
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Waldo- boro Public Library will host a book talk with Elizabeth Flanagan (pictured) on Wednesday, November 14, at 6:30 p.m. Last year, the Medomak Valley High School student was accepted into The Young Emerging Authors . . .
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At this moment, I am especially proud of having settled in Maine. Maine is the perfect example of what a democratic people must do to return government to a rational, legal process
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Whether it’s following the yearly Yankees/Red Sox rivalries or even rooting for a favorite political candidate, we Mainers seem to relish hearty competition. But have you considered the daily tussles at your bird feeders when mixed-species flocks compete for the food you place there?
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The Maine Republican Party has posted a voter survey on its website following its crushing losses in the midterm election last week
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A holiday musical based on the 1983 film of the same name which centers on a mischievous, bespectacled boy, Ralphie, who dreams of getting a BB gun for Christmas
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On Saturday, December 1, the Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland will host a talk by Peter Imber (left) and Brian Rooney (right) titled “Art and News.”
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Metropolitan Opera’s Live-in-HD season of broadcasts from Lincoln Center to the Strand Theatre in Rockland and Lincoln Theater in Damariscotta continues on Saturday, October 27, at 1 p.m. with a simulcast of Puccini’s La Fanciulla . . .
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This year’s auction will feature hearty appetizers, carving stations, desserts, a cash bar, live music, and over 200 auction items to fit every budget
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Through a partnership between the Maine Department of Education and the University of Maine System, tuition is waived for all qualified high school students in Maine to cover full tuition for up to 12 college credits per year
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A writer and farmer from Liberty, Kirsten Lie-Nielsen draws on personal experiences turning an old farm into a working, modern homestead
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“EPA is proud to help spark innovation to address critical environmental and public health needs through our Small Business Innovation and Research program,” said EPA Regional Administrator Alexandra Dunn
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The full-beaver-moon hike will be approximately 1.5 miles round-trip and is open to all ages and abilities
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There’s a new opportunity to turn the tide against this deadly disease through the newly available lung cancer screening, which helps diagnose the disease in the earliest stages when it’s most curable
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