Tanner Dostie, of Brunswick, appeared at a Portland courtroom Thursday to plead not guilty to the murder of his neighbor, Dennis Blasens.
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Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
University of Maine System extends chancellor’s contract through 2028
Dannel Malloy, the former governor of Connecticut, has led Maine’s public university system since 2019.
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Bath arts center, Maine Humanities team up for Smithsonian initiative | Column
Annual festival honors cultural heritage across the nation.
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An Arundel boatbuilding school is exploring its future with a Massachusetts maritime college
The Landing School of Boatbuilding & Design recently announced it is closing but has now entered into a memorandum of understanding with the Northeast Maritime Institute.
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A new way of celebrating Midcoast businesses | Column
The Bath-Brunswick-Topsham Regional Chamber of Commerce is revamping its Annual Awards Night, which is on June 18 this year.
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South Portland limits Flock data sharing to Maine agencies
Following a packed workshop last week, the police department has decided to stop sharing vehicle information collected by the cameras with a national database.
Posted inLetters
Shameful Trump fund requires Republican intervention | Letter
The American taxpayer needs to be aware that the Trump administration has created a $1.776 billion “fund” for “wronged” allies of the president, after he agreed to discontinue a lawsuit against the IRS. This is problematic. The approval of this settlement comes directly from the president himself and the settlement is funded with taxpayer dollars. […]
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Susan Collins opposes Donald Trump’s $1B ballroom request
Maine’s senior senator said any additional funding for Secret Service security upgrades should go through the normal budgeting process.
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Windham public hearing debates changing town meetings to ballots
Residents will vote on whether to change the town’s budget process.
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Harpswell loses $189,199 to vendor payment scam
Town officials reported the incident to local and federal authorities, and notified its insurance carrier, legal counsel and auditing firm.