A rew poll found more than 8 in 10 men say they have always wanted to be fathers or think they’d like to be one someday.
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Maine bishop ordains 3 as deacons
Bishop Richard Malone is ordaining three Maine men as deacons on their road to becoming Catholic priests.
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Solar-powered plane lands near Washington, D.C.
It’s the first bid by a solar plane capable of being airborne day and night without fuel to fly across the U.S.
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Solar-powered plane lands near Washington, D.C.
It’s the first bid by a solar plane capable of being airborne day and night without fuel to fly across the U.S.
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NSA surveillance programs stopped terror plots in 20 nations, officials say
They also say fewer than 300 phone numbers were checked against the database of millions of phone records.
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Maine residents given free pass to state parks Sunday
Officials are encouraging Mainers to explore the outdoors by offering free admission at state parks and historic sites on Father’s Day.
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Waynflete escapes Yarmouth's upset bid, repeats as Class B champs
PORTLAND—The Waynflete girls’ lacrosse team did a little of everything this spring. The Flyers scored an abundance of goals, rarely trailed, rose to every occasion and made history, but until Saturday evening, they hadn’t been pushed for 50 minutes. Until upstart Yarmouth gave Waynflete everything it could hope for and more in the Class B […]
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Sources describe a department under duress
Scrutiny intensifies, transparency falters, and there’s new pressure, DEP insiders say, to tell ‘one side of the story: the client’s side.’
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The lobbyist in the henhouse: Whose interests is Maine’s DEP commissioner serving?
For two years, public servant Patricia Aho has overseen Maine’s environmental protection. But whom does she really serve? A seven-month investigation by the Telegram points to her former corporate clients.
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‘They’re just not doing enforcement’
Whatever the cause, the stark decline in violations against commercial-scale developers and landowners under DEP Commissioner Patricia Aho likely pleases the real estate group that once hired her as a lobbyist.