
Close to half of Maine’s medical cannabis may contain pesticides, mold, officials say
Of 127 samples tested, 57 – or about 45% – would have failed the standards for the recreational-use market, meaning they contained at least one banned material or substance.
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Nation & World Posted: 12:56 PM
A grandmother seeks justice for Native Americans after thousands of unsolved deaths, disappearances
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Nation & World Posted: 12:35 PM
McCarthy gives in to right flank on spending cuts, but they still deliver a defeat as shutdown looms
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Nation & World Posted: 12:28 PM
Tropical storm warning issued for East Coast ahead of potential cyclone
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Nation & World Posted: 12:23 PM
Apple’s Steve Jobs disciple and Google defector to get spotlight at search trial
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Business Posted: 12:21 PM
Average long-term U.S. mortgage rate up to 7.19%
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Nation & World Posted: 12:18 PM
Alex Murdaugh pleads guilty to financial crimes – first time he’s admitted blame to judge
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Nation & World Posted: 11:16 AM
Zelensky makes case to Congress for more war aid as support wavers in House
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Business Posted: 9:35 AM
Rupert Murdoch, whose creation of Fox News made him a force in American politics, is stepping down
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Business Posted: 9:31 AM
Mills among governors joining national push for more heat pumps by 2030
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Nation & World Posted: 8:20 AM
India suspends visa services in Canada and rift widens over killing of Canadian citizen
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Business Posted: 8:19 AM
Jeff Powers, co-founder of popular Bigelow Brewing Co. in Skowhegan, dies
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Politics Posted: 7:16 AM
No Labels push in closely divided Arizona fuels Democratic anxiety about Biden spoiler
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Local & State
Wife of the only Mainer killed during Lee struggles to come to terms with what happened
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Business
The Wrap: Monte’s pizza in demand after Barstool review; Maine Cheese Award winners
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Cops & Courts
Father of South Portland teen accused of planning attack pleads not guilty to obstructing police
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Business
Mills urges voters to reject public utility takeover
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Local & State
Lawyers seek release for woman jailed over 80 days without representation
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Health
Free at-home COVID tests will again be available by mail
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Varsity Maine
Falmouth High forfeits this week’s football game vs. Portland
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Business
Close to half of Maine’s medical cannabis may contain pesticides, mold, officials say
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Maine Voices
Maine Voices: What I’ve learned from having Ronna McDaniel as a penpal
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Schools and Education
Portland school district launches Wabanaki studies and Black history curriculums
September 19
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Local & State
Toddler dies after being struck by tow truck in Chelsea
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Local & State
Eastern equine encephalitis virus is found in mosquitoes in Maine
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Business
Mills among governors joining national push for more heat pumps by 2030
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Business
Jeff Powers, co-founder of popular Bigelow Brewing Co. in Skowhegan, dies
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Sports
UMaine men’s hockey entering season with promising newcomers
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Do This
There’s lots of horsing around at Maine’s fall fairs – and many other animals to see
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Times Record
Brunswick holding public forums on revaluation process after outcry
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Times Record
Racist graffiti sparks anti-hate rally in Freeport
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Lewiston-Auburn
Where in the world is Patrick Dempsey? Lewiston, naturally
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Local & State
Nominate someone for our 2023 Mainers To Be Thankful For
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Nation & World
Zelensky makes case to Congress for more war aid as support wavers in House
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Business
Rupert Murdoch, whose creation of Fox News made him a force in American politics, is stepping down
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Business
Average long-term U.S. mortgage rate up to 7.19%
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Politics
Republicans question Attorney General Garland on Hunter Biden, Trump cases
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Health
Free at-home COVID tests will again be available by mail
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Nation & World
Tropical storm warning issued for East Coast ahead of potential cyclone
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Nation & World
Alex Murdaugh pleads guilty to financial crimes – first time he’s admitted blame to judge
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Nation & World
India suspends visa services in Canada and rift widens over killing of Canadian citizen
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Business
Fed keeps interest rates unchanged but it expects another increase this year
Portland mayoral candidates try to earn votes in one of first debates
Housing affordability, homelessness and the scope of mayoral powers were the hot topics discussed by Pious Ali, Justin Costa, Mark Dion, Dylan Pugh and Andrew Zarro at Portand Public Library Wednesday night.
No Labels push in closely divided Arizona fuels Democratic anxiety about Biden spoiler
While it hasn't committed to running candidates for president and vice president, No Labels has already secured ballot access in Arizona and 10 other states.
Wednesday’s high school roundup: Scarborough rebounds with shutout against Cheverus
Girls' soccer: Two days after their long winning streak was snapped, the defending Class A champs earn a 3-0 victory.
Girls’ soccer: In Class A South, there’s no runaway favorite this fall
Coaches point to opportunities for players to work on their skills year-round as one reason why the league is stronger from top to bottom than it has been in years.
Commentary: The Panama Canal is running dry. That’s the United States’ fault – and problem
A dwindling freshwater supply after a 20-year drought pits Panamanians’ need for drinking water against global demand for shipping. U.S. voters are key to the solution.
The Wrap: Monte’s pizza in demand after Barstool review; Maine Cheese Award winners
More national plaudits for Portland restaurants, and Oak & Embers opens in Buxton.
Like a Boss with Dr. Jacqueline Edmondson, President of USM
The 14th USM President, Dr. Jacqueline Edmondson, will sit down with Lisa DeSisto on Wednesday, Sept. 27.
Got Tix: Where to find concert tickets to upcoming shows
John Mulaney and Pete Davidson perform in Portland and Bangor in October.
Brunswick council to decide on sale of old fire station for brewery, apartment redevelopment
The latest proposal calls for selling the building for $200,000 to Developers Collaborative, which is planning a $3 million renovation to the 1919 building.