Daily Archives: Thursday, April 16, 2020

‘Nothing short of a miracle’: No one injured in powerful explosion at Jay mill, officials say

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Jay mill explosion expected to have strong ripple effect on Maine’s forest economy

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Drone video shows extensive damage caused by Jay mill explosion

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Maine supreme court suspends oral arguments

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10 years of spectacular U.S. job growth nearly wiped out In 4 weeks

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Power restored to nearly all Mainers after back-to-back storms

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Maine coordinating with N.H., Vermont on reopening economy amid coronavirus

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Mechanic Falls taxpayers get 60-day extension to file taxes

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Auburn planners approve $15M-plus of new construction

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Officials cautioning public as Androscoggin River nears peak flows in L/A

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Waterville Fire Department seeks funding for part-time medical director

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Bethel man charged with assaulting an Oxford County deputy sheriff

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Augusta to consider delaying June election

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Baxter State Park shuts down camping and traffic

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Maine high court rules Frye Island cannot withdraw from SAD 6

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Portland and neighboring cities furlough hundreds of employees as pandemic hits finances

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Maine unemployment claims take first dip since start of economic crisis

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Firefighters rescue canoeists from Sheepscot River rapids in Whitefield

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Damariscotta wins $3M federal grant for waterfront project

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Waldoboro town meeting postponed to July

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Surry officials working to get meetings online

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Boothbay Harbor: East side waterfront park continues to gain momentum

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Child abuse and neglect calls down 30% in Maine, likely unreported during pandemic

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Study: Rural counties with many seasonal homes see more coronavirus

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Old Town first responders work with IGA to feed elderly

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Municipal officials using social media to host meetings during pandemic

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Maine businesses help feed first responders after mill explosion

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