The former Miss Maine Basketball sparked the Huskies’ run to the conference title and the Division III tournament.
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Brunswick mobile home study reveals residents’ sticker shock
The study found that residents at all three of the mobile home parks surveyed faced affordability challenges, with those at Bay Bridge Estates reporting some of the most severe financial stress.
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Meet Morgan Lee, the Midcoast Symphony Orchestra’s next concerto soloist | Column
Lee will play with the orchestra March 21 in Lewiston and March 22 in Topsham on Beethoven’s ‘Piano Concerto No. 4.’
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Maine Basketball Hall of Fame announces Class of 2026
Sixteen individuals and two teams will be inducted in August.
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4 takeaways from Yarmouth’s proposed budget, up 4%
The $19.5 million municipal budget may be too lean, town manager says.
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Scolding people for using the word ‘fascism’? Take a look around. | Letter
A fan of Sports Team X is witness to his/her team being sold and rebranded, becoming Sports Team Y. The fan may still support X, but X as they knew it is now gone. I had this thought while reading Sarah English and Jack Schrader’s recent op-ed on how Republican Maine State Sen. David Haggan […]
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Multiple options for South Portland civic center project leaves an obvious one off the table | Column
Multiple stakeholders have weighed in on how to use the former Mahoney Middle School, but there’s one viable suggestion that the City Council has already rejected.
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The new additions and goings-on in the CCAC music education program | Column
A student recital — a favorite event of the music education director — will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 8.
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After outcry, Portland will open warming shelter during blizzards
The change was made following complaints from residents last week after the emergency shelter failed to open during a blizzard.
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Maine should stick with popular vote compact | Letter
I’m writing because I was pleasantly surprised to see news that Virginia’s legislators had voted in favor of joining Maine and other states in the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. This was my first time learning of the compact, so I did some looking into how it would work. The goal, through individual state law, […]