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Governor’s ‘kiss’ comment draws ire

SANFORD — On Friday, Gov. Paul LePage’s words advanced across the news wires at warp speed when he said he didn’t have much use for what he called special interest groups. ”Tell ’em they can kiss my butt,” said LePage. That was the answer a television news reporter got when she asked the governor to […]

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Local/Maine Dispatches

GORHAM Tire manufacturer to close local plant, idling 61 workers Maine Industrial Tire LLC, which operates a manufacturing plant in Gorham with 61 workers, will close this spring as part of a business consolidation, the company says. Production will be consolidated in two remaining facilities, in Red Lion, Pa., and Xingtai, China. The company, which is […]

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Portland Pirates Today

WHO: Worcester Sharks (19-14-2-5, fourth in AHL Atlantic Division) at Portland Pirates (22-12-4-1, second in Atlantic) WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Cumberland County Civic Center RADIO: WLOB (95.5 FM) WHALE NOTES: The Sharks have won three of four games against the Pirates. Former Boston University defenseman Sean Sullivan has scored four goals against Pirates. A bruised […]

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Nation Dispatches

WASHINGTON Obama eulogizes Holbrooke as giant of U.S. diplomacy Heads of state, diplomats, family members and dignitaries from around the world paid tribute Friday to Richard Holbrooke, eulogizing the diplomat who died last month as a giant of American foreign policy whose legacy includes bringing peace to the war-ravaged Balkans. President Obama, speaking at a […]

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Colleges: Bowdoin’s fast start tops USM

BRUNSWICK — Bowdoin scored three times in the first eight minutes and defeated the University of Southern Maine 7-1 Friday night in a men’s hockey game at Sidney J. Watson Arena. Brendan Reich had a hat trick for the Polar Bears (9-2), who sealed the win with two goals in the first 2:16 of the […]