The 320,000-square-foot property has been for lease for more than a year.
2019
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Gordon L. Weil: Dissident states, courts become federal lawmakers
Last week, Maine joined other states in two federal court cases seeking to overturn Trump Administration moves. By now, that’s routine. States frequently team up to oppose actions by the executive branch. The party doesn’t matter. States governed by Democrats challenge President Trump and states governed by Republicans are still chasing President Obama. The result is a new form of government that they don’t […]
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Former Bangor school official arrested in child porn case
The man is charged after a national group notifies police about the uploading to the internet of a sexually explicit image of 2 boys.
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Complaint filed against Gideon over reimbursements
AUGUSTA (AP) — An ethics complaint has been filed against Maine House Speaker Sara Gideon for allowing her leadership political action committee to reimburse her for political donations in 2015 and 2016. Former Republican state Sen. Ed Youngblood, of Brewer, filed the state and federal complaints on Thursday against Gideon. He contends Gideon, a Democrat, […]
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Giving Voice: The flip of the calendar
It’s funny how mindsets tend to change with the flip of the calendar. It seems like Mainers – and those tourists visiting our amazing Vacationland state – start to realize colder weather and the realities of a more structured schedule lie ahead once July turns into August. Summer-themed items are a thing of the past in stores and the back to […]
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Trump calls the Fed chair an ‘enemy’ after Powell said trade war is ‘turbulent’
The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 450 points after Trump lashed out at both Powell and China, blaming them for harming the U.S. economy.
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Joe Cassidy: Back to school and ‘ready to take on a new chapter’
The start of the new school year can’t come soon enough for Jake Gerrish. Three years after graduating high school, he’s ready for college to start rolling so he can get the education and training he needs for a career as an electrician. The 2019-20 academic year begins Monday. With it, incoming and returning students […]
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MSMT sensory-friendly performances promote theater, community, inclusion
BRUNSWICK — When Collins Rush brought out his Collier the dog costume before getting dressed on Saturday, the audience was delighted to pet the soft fur, talking excitedly about their own dog’s names. When Nicola Fava, playing Flutter the butterfly, came out and showed them how her “wings” lit up with bright rainbow lights, the […]
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Police arrest felon who threatened to bring gun to Thomaston Walmart
N.Y. authorities alerted Rockport police that Jeremy Rogers had shared a video of himself with an AR-15 rifle, saying he was going to Walmart.
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How fentanyl flowed through the U.S. Postal Service and across the southern border
Vulnerabilities that allowed vast quantities of the drug into the United States went unaddressed for years as tens of thousands of Americans died from overdoses.