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As a pharmacist, I know Maine needs electronic labeling | Opinion
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A breakdown of what Graham Platner said while ending his Senate campaign
The 11-minute video in which Platner announced his withdrawal mirrored the insurgent campaign he ran for 11 months.
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Lisbon’s annual Moxie Festival is this weekend. Here’s what you need to know.
‘Moments in History’ is the theme and a Battle of the Bands is new this year as the festival celebrates its 42nd year.
Posted inBoys Soccer, Girls Soccer, News, Sports, Varsity Maine
WMC boys, SMAA girls notch wins in charity all-star soccer games
The top players in southern Maine raised money for Special Olympics Maine.
Posted inElections, Maine, News, Politics
Graham Platner suspends bid for Maine Senate seat amid sexual assault scandal
Platner announced he was leaving the race in a video posted to X.
Posted inElections, Maine, News, Politics
Maine Democrats planning 600-person convention to replace Graham Platner
The U.S. Senate candidate announced Wednesday that he was exiting the race. Now, the party must choose a replacement to face Sen. Susan Collins in November.
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Nirav Shah is making fundraising calls to gauge Maine Senate race
Shah, who finished 2nd in the Democratic primary for governor, said the initial calls he’s had have been met with a ‘high degree of enthusiasm.’
Posted inCommunity, Maine
Looking for Blue Angels in Brunswick
People patiently wait for a glimpse of the iconic jets, which are in Brunswick this week for the Great State of Maine Air Show.
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Old Orchard Beach residents say they’ve gone weeks without mail
Some neighborhoods have been experiencing inconsistent delivery for months. The Postal Service says the issues are being fixed, but residents say they’ll believe it when they see it.