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Dilapidated former mill on Sanford radar

SANFORD — The owner of a dilapidated, long vacant former textile mill building on Jagger Mill Road is looking for a zone change to facilitate redevelopment. At the same time, in separate action, the city is looking to have the structure deemed a dangerous building and have violations corrected. The city is poised to discuss […]

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Harold Pease: ‘I fear going to college’

Student unrest in many colleges last spring demonstrated what is becoming obvious; institutions of higher learning are becoming radicalized and project intolerance for anything but a liberal view. Too few permit conservative or libertarian speakers and far fewer a constitutional speaker. I was not surprised, some years ago, to hear a mother share with me […]

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Regulators refuse to increase Maine fishing quota for lucrative baby eels

Maine efforts to expand its lucrative baby eel fishery by increasing its annual quota by 20 percent were shot down Wednesday. The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, the interstate body that oversees the American eel fishery, cited the “depleted” state of the stock when it rejected the proposal. Licensed Maine elver fishermen are currently allowed […]

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National summit on aging targets Maine, home to nation’s oldest, most rural population

Donato Tramuto, CEO of Tivity Health, speaks Tuesday during the summit at the Westin Portland Harborview. He cited studies showing that loneliness has negative health effects as serious as smoking, obesity and alcohol abuse, and called for increased awareness of the need for programs to address social isolation. Staff photo by Shawn Patrick Ouellette The vast […]