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Thomas to make debut with Cavs on Tuesday

By TOM WITHERSAP Sports WriterCLEVELAND — The agonizing wait to play again is over for Isaiah Thomas. Vengeance on the Celtics is still on hold.Thomas, sidelined with a hip injury since last season’s Eastern Conference finals, will make his debut for the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday night against the Portland Trail Blazers.After months of rehab, […]

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Eagles have plenty to fix during bye week

By ROB MAADDIAP Pro Football WriterPHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Eagles have plenty to fix during their bye week.A slumping offense missing NFL MVP candidate Carson Wentz scored only 13 points in the last five quarters with Nick Foles and the starters playing.That won’t cut it when the Eagles (13-3) host the Saints (11-5), Panthers (11-5) […]

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96-year-old grocery store has uncertain future

DAMARISCOTTA (AP) — A Maine man says he hopes to keep his 96-year-old grocery store open with a possible sale to another local business, but its current status is in flux. In a statement, Damariscotta’s Yellowfront Grocery announced they intend to keep the store open despite rumors that they would close. The Bangor Daily News reports co-owner […]

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State lawmakers return to deal with big issues

AUGUSTA (AP) — Maine lawmakers are returning to Augusta to tackle big questions on recreational marijuana sales and funding for voter-approved Medicaid expansion. Wednesday marks the first day of the second session of the 128th Legislature. This year, lawmakers face re-election. Several legislative leaders are running for governor and Congress. While Medicaid expansion and recreational […]

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New Lewiston mayor to be sworn in

LEWISTON (AP) — A new mayor is going to be taking the helm in Maine’s second largest city. On Tuesday, Lewiston Mayor-elect Shane Bouchard will be sworn in at City Hall along with a number of other local officials. Outgoing Mayor Bob Macdonald, who was limited to three consecutive two-year terms, is expected to give […]

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New Maine opioid crisis law takes effect

AUGUSTA (AP) — A new law aimed at addressing Maine’s opioid crisis is coming into effect as advocates demand more urgency. Law enforcement officials say 376 Mainers died of a drug overdose in 2016. Republican Rep. Deborah Sanderson backed a new law that requires Maine health care providers to have an opioid medication prescribing policy […]

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People & Business: Jan. 3

Recognition The 2017 Maine Society of CPAs Women to Watch awards were announced recently and BerryDunn’s Sarah Belliveau made the list. Belliveau is a principal in charge of BerryDunn’s general audit staff and leads the firm’s not-for-profit practice area. The American Institute of CPAs initiated the Women to Watch award program in 2005 in partnership […]