Maine’s lobster industry sees the boost as a positive sign in a year of declining international trade caused primarily by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mitigating PFAS in drinking water supplies
Learn how Underwood Engineers completed a PFAS mitigation system for the drinking water in Merrimack, New Hampshire.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Review
Art review: Maine Jewish Museum reopens with exemplars of art and craft
The first exhibition at its renovated Congress Street home features 10 artists and makers.
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Ask Maine Audubon: Those birds you see every year, now absent, probably moved to find food
Your wildlife questions are answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.
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2021 Engineering Week Virtual Expo
Happening Saturday, February 27 from 9 A.M. – 2 P.M. Register for free at engineeringexpo.vfairs.com
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Maine lucky to have Susan Collins, Missourian says
In the aftermath of the impeachment trial, I hope that the people of Maine appreciate how lucky you are to have Susan Collins as your senator. If not, I’d like to propose a trade: Josh Hawley for Collins. OK, OK, I’ll throw in a draft pick and a senator to be named later. Frank Marchiony […]
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New Belfast studio aims to bring glassblowing to the masses
Waterfall Arts plans to start hosting affordable classes in the spring at the community studio.
Posted inSports, Swimming, Varsity Maine
Pandemic forces swim teams to compete in eerily quiet virtual meets
High school teams that are lucky enough to find a pool are engaging in a different form of competition, though some teams in southern Maine have yet to get into the water.
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Ice fishing may be the latest outdoor activity to get a boost from the pandemic
Bait dealers in southern Maine are reporting a spike in business and avid fishermen are seeing more anglers on the lakes this winter.
Posted inMaine, Schools and Education
For college freshmen, campus life can be lonely amid pandemic restrictions
Social distancing, online classes and mask wearing add to the stress of being a new student in Maine, and some campus counseling centers are seeing different and more acute complaints because of the coronavirus.