Biologists are optimistic that an improved hydraulic egg-planting method will yield more adult fish.
2013
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Eastern Maine High School Notebook: Making her runs at records
BREWER – Brewer indoor track and field coach Dan Juilli had an inkling that Teal Jackson might have a good day at a recent PVC/EMITL meet. “She said, ‘I’m ready to run fast’ at her workouts leading up to the weekly meet,” said Juilli. Did she ever. Jackson ran the 400 meters in 57.85 seconds, […]
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Fitzpatrick Trophy: Three finalists await that one name
Alex Shain, Chandler Shostak and Donald Goodrich are the final three for the award.
Posted inLife & Culture
People & Entertainment: With Radcliffe, beat goes on
PARK CITY, Utah – Daniel Radcliffe has really left Harry Potter behind with a startling and explicit Sundance Film Festival role as poet Allen Ginsberg. “Kill Your Darlings,” the “Harry Potter” star’s first film at the independent-cinema showcase, premiered Friday at Sundance and puts Radcliffe into daring territory. His young Ginsberg is initiated into booze […]
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In Focus: The pedophile next door
Researchers in Toronto have uncovered associations suggesting that pedophilia may have biological roots.
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Local and State Dispatches
PORTLAND Investigation continues into Westbrook woman’s murder Police are releasing little information about a Westbrook woman found murdered Thursday in a vehicle at the Motel 6 parking lot on Riverside Street. The death of Margarita Fisenko Scott, 29, was ruled a homicide by the state medical examiner Friday. Police are not releasing any information about […]
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Counterterrorism rules leave out drones
In what is described as a compromise, the CIA will be allowed to continue its strikes in Pakistan.
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Hundreds mourn for information activist
Aaron Swartz’s suicide fuels debate over how to treat hackers whose goal is to add to public knowledge.
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Maine still pursuing Canadian electricity
The LePage administration wants Hydro-Quebec to sell power here, possibly at the expense of wind and biomass generators.
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Abortion issue as divisive as ever
While both sides claim momentum, there’s been no shift toward consensus in either direction, 40 years after Roe v. Wade.