Brunswick upperclassmen aim to maintain recent success.
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Brush fire burns 7 acres in Scarborough
The blaze along Highland Avenue was started by a ‘campfire that was not extinguished properly,’ the Scarborough Fire Department says.
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Struggling with the news cycle? Start keeping a diary. | Opinion
Democracy thrives when citizens pay attention to issues and have a space to grapple with what problems arise.
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Gov. Janet Mills got pulled into the national spotlight. Will she use the attention to run for Senate?
The governor spoke with a Press Herald reporter this week and said she has ‘no plans’ to run for higher office, at least right now, despite building herself a national reputation for standing up to President Donald Trump.
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Crewman gets Purple Heart 80 years after U-boat sank a ship off Maine coast
Eighty years after a torpedo ripped through the hull of the USS Eagle PE-56, just 5 miles off the coast of Cape Elizabeth’s Portland Headlight, the United States Navy on Wednesday bestowed a posthumous Purple Heart to the great-nephew of Eagle crewman Norris W. Jones. On April 23, 1945, just one day after his 20th […]
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Maine will not sign Trump administration letter to remove DEI programs from schools
The state’s education leaders said signing the letter would ‘bind the Maine DOE to language of executive orders or other federal guidance without the force of law.’
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Sabino couple donating trove of nautical items to raise money for community hall
A Sabino couple is donating a collection of nautical-themed items and boats they’ve been collecting for 50 years.
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Bowdoin men’s lacrosse prepared for postseason push
Bowdoin hopes to use Wednesday’s double-overtime loss to Tufts as a stepping stone to a deep playoff run.
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Khmer dance classes keep alive a tradition nearly lost to genocide
For 3 years, the nonprofit Khmer Maine has offered the free classes highlighting an art form that was nearly lost. The students will perform at this weekend’s SEAFEST in Westbrook.
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David Letterman was the surprise guest as ‘The Nite Show’ winds down for good
The show, hosted by Danny Cashman at Husson University in Bangor, ends its 15-year run next month.