The Maine native, who died Sunday, worked for Marvel and DC comics as well as Cracked magazine and helped launch others’ comic careers.
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Posted inMaine, Politics, Schools and Education
Maine colleges mostly unaffected by decline in international students
The state has bucked a national trend that has seen a 30% drop in enrollment by foreign students in the wake of Trump administration immigration and education policies.
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Some Maine pharmacies to require prescriptions for COVID vaccines
The change comes after the FDA restricted the coronavirus shots to those at high risk, breaking with previous public health policy that recommended annual booster shots for all Americans older than 6 months.
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Here’s what to know about UMaine’s football game at Liberty
The Black Bears open the season on the road against a strong Football Bowl Subdivision opponent.
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Rebuilt running game is key for UMaine football
The Black Bears’ backfield will be full of newcomers, including a pair of ballcarriers new to FCS football.
Posted inMaine, News
Trump administration to release AmeriCorps funding
Maine was one of more than two dozen states challenging the administration’s deep cuts to the national service volunteerism program.
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Susan Collins says Trump’s $4.9 billion clawback request ‘a clear violation of the law’
After passing a bill this summer that eliminated $9.4 billion in spending approved by Congress, the Trump administration is looking to cut additional foreign aid, bypassing Congress through a ‘pocket rescission.’
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Preserving the Scarborough we all love | Council Corner
With Labor Day upon us, it’s the unofficial end of summer. One of my highlights was attending Scarborough Summerfest. It’s one of the few times our community gathers to engage with each other, eat great food and enjoy this wonderful town we are blessed to call home. It was a great addition this year to […]
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Employers have used E-Verify for years. ICE’s arrest of a Maine police officer raises new questions.
Old Orchard Beach has been accused of ‘reckless reliance’ on the government program, but experts say there’s not much more employers can do to vet hires.
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As anniversary of WWII’s end approaches, Maine principal recalls his service on historic USS Missouri
Ahead of the 80th anniversary of the Japanese surrender, Ted Finn looks back on his time on the ‘Mighty Mo.’