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Canadian shrimp imports up

PORTLAND Maine fishmonger Glen Libby made a disheartening discovery on Easter Sunday brunch — the cold water shrimp on the menu at a restaurant up the street from his fish market were from Canada, not New England. Canadian imports of the sweet, quarter sized crustaceans are turning up more in American restaurants and seafood markets […]

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Search continues for Edgecomb woman

EDGECOMB The Lincoln County Sheriff ’s Office, along with other state and local agencies including a Maine Marine Patrol plane and state police dive team, continued to search on Sunday for a missing 74-year-old woman who left her home on Quarry Farm Road in Edgecomb on foot at 4:30 p.m. Friday. Lynn Crink was reported […]

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Nature journaling walk on Earth Day

ALNA — The Sheepscot Valley Conservation Association is hosting a nature journaling walk at the Bass Falls Preserve at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, April 22 — Earth Day. A nature journal is a tool to increase awareness and observation in the natural world, learn about the surrounding world and offer opportunities to be creative. Nature […]

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Rep. Tepler to co-host public forum

TOPSHAM — Rep. Denise Tepler, D-Topsham, will cohost a public forum to discuss two proposed tax plans, one from Gov. Paul LePage and the Democratic “Better Deal for Maine.” The forum, “Bringing the Budget Home,” will take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 28, in the Main Meeting Room of the Topsham Town Hall. Topsham […]

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Record Store Day celebrates hometown vinyl shops

PORTLAND Music lovers paying homage to their hometown record stores on Saturday were treated to dozens of releases of old-school recordings from artists ranging from Adam and the Ants to David Bowie to the Grateful Dead. Chris Brown from Mainebased Bull Moose music hatched the idea of Record Store Day while sitting at his desk […]

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‘Business friendly’ status revoked

SOUTH PORTLAND (AP) — Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s administration has revoked the city of South Portland’s “business friendly” status because of a local ordinance that bans tar sands oil from being exported from the city’s harbor. It’s the first community to lose the designation since LePage started the program three years ago. The program evaluates […]

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Ice jams cause minor flooding

WASHBURN (AP) — The National Weather Service says ice jams on the Aroostook River are causing minor road flooding in parts of northern Maine. Flooding occurred Friday night in and around the town of Washburn in Aroostook County. The Weather Service says the ice was continuing to move on Saturday allowing the river to recede […]