It’s the festival’s 40th anniversary.
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Cape Elizabeth’s arboretum project poised for next phase
“It’s too beautiful to stop,” Kathryn Bacastow said. “We intend to march to the lighthouse a little like Sherman did to Atlanta.”
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Developer asks Portland to lift age restrictions on housing
“Burt” Wolf wants to market the Riverwalk subdivision to adults of all ages, not just those 55 and older.
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Dispatches
Woman in critical condition following two-car collision / Four-year-old severely hurt when ATV rolls over / Man admits defrauding L.L. Bean, Wright Express … and more news from around the state.
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Freeport hires town manager from N.H. to replace Olmstead
The Town Council formally hired Peter Joseph after sifting through 41 applicants.
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Quiet zone for Downeaster debated in Freeport
Councilors are told the whistles would disturb residents and tourists, but others say crossing safety comes first.
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Rangers end Red Sox brief winning streak
Ryan Dempster rebounded from a rough debut with Texas by pitching shutout ball into the seventh inning and Ian Kinsler had a pair of RBI singles as the Sox fell 6-3.
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Sea Dogs win fifth straight game 3-1 over Akron
The Sea Dogs outhit the Akron Aeros 8-4 , including a solo home run from Marquez Smith.
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New Maine law puts youth concussions in focus
There are still details to be worked out. But under the law, a student won’t be allowed to return to a sport or extracurricular until he or she has been cleared by a “licensed health care provider.”
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Augusta Councilor: Riverview patient release plan ‘a public safety issue’
Some city officials are concerned the safety of residents could be at risk by a state plan to move mental health patients — many deemed not criminally responsible for committing violent crimes — into homes in the wider community.