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Portland man charged with murder in Acadia hit-and-run
Maine State Police are still looking for Raymond Lester, 35. He is accused of striking and killing Nicole Mokeme, 35, more than a week ago in Acadia National Park.
Nation & World
Watch live: Trump wanted metal detectors removed on Jan. 6, knew rallygoers were armed, aide says
Local & State
Judge tosses lawsuit challenging border between towns of York, Kittery
Local & State
Portland’s summer meals program fills a gap for struggling families
Sports
Young Maine golfers create a buzz with their performances on big stages
Local & State
BMV offices automatically update voter information, registering new voters
Nation & World
Demise of Roe v. Wade shifts battleground to courthouses around U.S.
Opinion
Our View: No-inspection sales highlight housing shortage
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Climate change means more mice – natural reservoirs for Lyme disease
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Business Posted: 1:11 PM
America’s scallop harvest projected to decline again in 2022
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Arts & Entertainment Posted: 12:55 PM
Theater review: Ladies of saucy satire ‘Lysistrata’ take unique approach to ending war
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Local & State Posted: 12:13 PM
Maine reports drop in COVID hospitalizations, uptick in cases
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Nation & World Posted: 11:31 AM
Fifty migrants die in trailer abandoned in San Antonio heat
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Nation & World Posted: 11:21 AM
Court tosses charges against ex-governor, 8 others over contaminated Flint water
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Nation & World Posted: 10:24 AM
Crossing where train crashed into dump truck, killing 3, was on safety upgrade list
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Business Posted: 10:12 AM
G-7 leaders unite behind Ukraine, take aim at Kremlin oil money
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Nation & World Posted: 10:05 AM
Journalists in Uvalde threatened with arrest while reporting on shooting response
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Nation & World Posted: 9:31 AM
Watch live: Trump wanted metal detectors removed on Jan. 6, knew rallygoers were armed, aide says
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Letters Posted: 4:00 AM
Former B&M factory a poor site for large development
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Opinion Posted: 4:00 AM
Maine Voices: We won’t fix our problems if we can’t fix democracy
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Cops & Courts
Portland man charged with murder in Acadia hit-and-run
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Opinion
The Maine Millennial: Town’s less than warm embrace gets chillier
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Business
Maine homebuyers are skipping the inspection. Experts say it’s a risky move.
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Local & State
Scientists trace black stains on beachgoers’ feet to invasive species
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Local & State
Judge tosses lawsuit challenging border between towns of York, Kittery
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Local & State
Ogunquit police union says station is unsafe for employees
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Business
Maine’s marijuana industry booming no thanks to banks
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Local & State
Petition drive fails to block off-leash hour change at Willard Beach
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Nation & World
Supreme Court sides with doctors convicted in pain pill schemes
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Local & State
Hundreds rally for abortion rights in Portland
June 26
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Local & State
Petition drive fails to block off-leash hour change at Willard Beach
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Local & State
Maine reports drop in COVID hospitalizations, uptick in cases
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Business
America’s scallop harvest projected to decline again in 2022
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Nation & World
Supreme Court sides with doctors convicted in pain pill schemes
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Local & State
Keeper’s cottage at Prospect Harbor light station badly damaged by fire
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Local & State
Rebecca Hatfield named new president, CEO of Avesta Housing
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Local & State
Botana named outstanding leader by Maine superintendents
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Local & State
Maine Public to add 7 radio signals in rural areas
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Northern Forecaster
Local schools have more job openings than usual
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Arts & Entertainment
Theater review: Ladies of saucy satire ‘Lysistrata’ take unique approach to ending war
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Local & State
Watch: A feeding frenzy for Eastern phoebes
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Nation & World
Fifty migrants die in trailer abandoned in San Antonio heat
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Nation & World
Court tosses charges against ex-governor, 8 others over contaminated Flint water
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Nation & World
Crossing where train crashed into dump truck, killing 3, was on safety upgrade list
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Business
G-7 leaders unite behind Ukraine, take aim at Kremlin oil money
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Local & State
Climate change means more mice – natural reservoirs for Lyme disease
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Nation & World
Journalists in Uvalde threatened with arrest while reporting on shooting response
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Nation & World
Lawyer who advised Trump says federal agents seized phone
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Nation & World
WNBA star Brittney Griner goes on trial Friday in Russia
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Local & State
Chalice, communion set among items stolen from Wilton church
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BMV offices automatically update voter information, registering new voters
The program, which allows users to opt out, has been credited with expanding voter rolls in other states.
Company buying Trump’s social media app faces subpoenas
Shares of Digital World Acquisition Corp. drop almost 10 percent.
Watch live: Trump wanted metal detectors removed on Jan. 6, knew rallygoers were armed, aide says
In brief excerpts of testimony, Cassidy Hutchinson told the committee she was in the room for White House meetings where challenges to the election were discussed, including with Republican lawmakers.
Gausman, Blue Jays snap Red Sox’ winning streak
Kevin Gausman strikes out 10 and Toronto beats Boston, 7-2.
Varsity Maine girls’ tennis Player of the Year: Olivia Cutone, Kennebunk
The freshman dropped only two games all year while leading the Rams to the Class A state championship.
Maine Voices: Let’s celebrate Title IX and the future of women’s sports
A new generation of female athletes are fulfilling the promises that were made 50 years ago.
Tap Lines: Hi-Fidelity hopes to fill a low-ABV niche
You can also get a cheap bite and see some local music at the East Bayside nanobrewery.
Face the Music: Tiger Bomb forgoes streaming with vinyl-only ‘Sugar Buzz’
The Portland-based band made just 500 copies of its sophomore album.
Brunswick pauses most housing development projects
Brunswick's Town Council voted Monday to approve an emergency 180-day moratorium on the review and approval of most housing development projects while it considers new housing policies.
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