Daily Archives: Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Maine companies feeling pinch of tariffs, workers laid off

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Labor shortage forces some Maine businesses to cut hours, end season early

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Despite popularity of ‘superfoods’ Maine’s wild blueberry industry in decline

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Record number of Maine women running for office

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State officials hold forum in Fort Kent to discuss moose related accidents, possible solutions

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A tiny restaurant in Freedom asked for reservations by notecard — and got 20,000 of them

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Waldoboro officials weigh costs of ladder truck

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Sunday fire forces evacuation of 40 seniors from Bath apartment building

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Bangor exploring options to address affordable housing crunch

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Maine’s fall foliage is popping up early this year

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Report: Both Lewiston hospitals turned away psychiatric patients, had them arrested

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Lewiston landlords clash over rental registry

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Durham forming committee on capital improvements

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St. Agatha opens new boat marina

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Invasive plant takes over Aroostook County hay fields

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Jobs, wages up in Knox County in 2017

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Natural gas pipeline employees help restore Montville cemeteries

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Dinner held for family of fallen South Portland firefighter Weymouth

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State tourism officials say early reports show another strong year

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Portland rally calls for universal paid sick leave for workers

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Monday storms knock out power, take down trees in central Maine

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Castine rental registrations exceed expectations

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Paintings worth $500K left to Augusta by native artist rediscovered in Cony vault

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Pittston Select Board seeking $35K for well replacement at special town meeting

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Whitefield selectmen agree to fund part of fire department roof replacement

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No bids received for Augusta 2-way downtown conversion project

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Waterville council to consider petition asking colleges for more funds

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NOAA declares Maine seal die-off as ‘unusual mortality event’

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Kittery officials failed to check driving record of camp employee who crashed van

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About a thousand dead fish wash up onto Old Orchard Beach

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