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Bath-area voters approve $47.7M budget
Nearly 4,000 residents voted ‘yes’ on the budget, while about 1,000 disapproved.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Life & Culture, Maine, News
This composer is making silent films sing again in Maine
Ogunquit’s Leavitt Theatre is screening three silent films, accompanied by live music, this year.
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Kennebunkport officers pass the torch in Arundel | County Report
The Law Enforcement Torch Run begins in York County and makes its way to Orono, where the Maine Special Olympics Summer Games are held.
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Maine issues recall over moldy cannabis flower
The health and safety recall was issued Tuesday for the strain ‘Drip Burger,’ which was sold at 7 retail stores.
Posted inBooks, Community, Guides, Life & Culture, News
4 great locally owned bookstores in Biddeford, Saco and Old Orchard Beach
Pick up a summer read from one of these spots and head to the beach.
Posted inDo This, Guides, Maine
How to spend 48 hours way Down East
Visit the landmarks (including one across the border), explore small towns and take in the dramatic scenery.
Posted inCommunity, Elections, News, Politics
Berwick elects incumbent Chase, newcomer Huestis to select board
Voters picked 2 members to fill 3-year terms on the 5-person board. Results were released Wednesday after a delay in the count.
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Noble School District budget approved, board member reelected
Though a majority of Lebanon voters rejected MSAD 60’s proposal, enough voters in Berwick and North Berwick backed the $52.3 million budget for it to pass by a 53% to 47% margin.
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Maine Democrats buoyed by voter turnout — a troubling sign for Republicans
With 93% of the ballots counted, Democrats cast roughly 68,000 more votes than in 2018, with independents joining them by a 3-to-1 margin.