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Music festival’s season ends with special conductor

BRUNSWICK On Friday the Bowdoin International Music Festival will conclude its season with a performance by violinist Augustin Hadelich and the Bowdoin Festival Orchestra conducted by Gemma New. The New Zealand-born New is the resident conductor of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and the music director for the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra in Ontario. On Friday, […]

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Congressman, fiscal hawk, often late with taxes

PORTLAND Republican U.S. Rep. Bruce Poliquin touts fiscal discipline, but he and his real estate company were late paying taxes dozens of times. A review of property tax records in the Maine communities of Oakland, Phippsburg, Georgetown and Bath indicates the freshman lawmaker from Oakland was assessed interest 31 times for tardy payments in the […]

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Trump paying another visit to Maine

PORTLAND (AP) — Republican Donald Trump is paying another visit to Maine. The New York real estate mogul is due to hold a town hall-style meeting this afternoon at Merrill Auditorium in Portland. Joining him will be Maine Gov. Paul LePage. The event is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. Trump previously held rallies in […]

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Reward offered for information on pawn shop heist

NEWPORT (AP) — The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the trade association for the firearms industry is offering a reward for information leading to burglars who stole 22 guns from a Newport pawn shop last month. The Morning Sentinel reports the ATF and the National Shooting Sports Foundation is offering $5,000 […]

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Dozens report foul odor emanating from sewage plant

PORTLAND (AP) — Water officials say equipment malfunctions and a 36-year-old aeration system are hindering efforts to eliminate odors at a Portland wastewater treatment plant amid a rising number of odor complaints. The Portland Press Herald reports the water district received 33 online complaints last month about foul smells coming from the East End Wastewater […]

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Maine getting $2M to grow jobs in distressed areas

AUGUSTA (AP) — The Northern Border Regional Commission is giving Maine nearly $2 million and New Hampshire about $1.5 million to improve infrastructure and provide job training skills around the states. The regional commission is a federal-state partnership to help distressed communities in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York. In Maine, the money will […]