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No holiday celebration is more uniquely Maine than the ones that take place during the weeks after Thanksgiving in Camden and surrounding areas.
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Maine to Apply for Race to the Top Funds
AUGUSTA – Governor John Baldacci announced today that Maine will apply to the U.S. Department of Education for Race to the Top funds during the second phase of the application process next spring.
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Dr. Dora Ann Mills, director of the Maine Center for ...
Dr. Dora Ann Mills, director of the Maine Center for Disease Control, said Nov. 5 that H1N1, or swine flu, was more widespread than any influenza she had seen in the position she has held for the past 13 years.
Maine Medal of Honor winner dies in Calif. at 88
LEWISTON, Maine a ' A Mechanic Falls native who won the Medal of Honor for leading a bayonet charge against an enemy position during the Korean War has died.
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A 39-year-old Medway man has been arrested and charged with Arson in relation to a fire yesterday morning that destroyed an abandoned house.
Trustees OK UMaine System restructuring
Maine's public universities will offer more three-year bachelor's degrees, boost the number of students enrolled in online courses and health care-related programs, and try to price themselves right to attract more students.
Maine tax amnesty collects $8.5 million
Mainers who owe back taxes are taking advantage of a limited tax amnesty program, with $8.5 million already collected with two weeks to go before the program ends.
We didn't believe we were living through the golden age of Maine chocolate until more than a dozen boxes of sweets arrived at our offices from chocolatiers across the state.
Governor Baldacci Orders Immediate Spending Reductions
AUGUSTA – Governor John E. Baldacci today issued an executive order directing State agencies to cut the rate of spending in the current fiscal year by $63.1 million.
As Vaccine Remains Scarce, H1N1 Flu Continues to Expand
This past week has been a challenging one in Maine for H1N1, since the disease has surged and vaccine supplies remain very limited.
Maine governor orders $63M in department cutbacks
Gov. John Baldacci ordered Maine state departments Friday to curtail spending by $63 million to make sure the budget is balanced.
Fire investigators are trying to determine if there's a connection between a fire that destroyed a house in Medway and three other intentionally set fires in the northern Maine town.
Outlook Bleak For Maine's Judicial System
Leigh Saufley, Maine's chief justice says the judicial branch in the state is already bare bones, and it's about to get worse.
Wells rapper gives Maine a rap act worth following
Ryan "Spose" Peters hasn't been shot nine times and doesn't boast about his street rep.
Maine regulators set power line project hearings
Maine utility regulators have set dates for another round of public hearings on Central Maine Power's $1.5 billion plan to expand its transmission network.
2nd Maine firefighter charged with a
GREENWOOD, Maine a ' A volunteer firefighter has been charged with arson in connection with overnight fires that destroyed two vacant houses in western Maine.
University of Maine hosts wind energy company
Habib Dagher, director of the Advanced Structures and Composites Center at the University of Maine in Orono, talks to Sjur Bratland , asset manager, and Knut Erik Steen , technical manager, both with Hywind from the Norwegian company Statoil, about research conducted at the facility.
Maine machete attack suspect asks to withdraw plea
A 19-year-old Augusta man wants to withdraw his guilty pleas in a vicious machete attack on a father and daughter in their rural Pittston home.
How safe are Mainers when it comes to gun crime in their home state?:
How safe are Mainers when it comes to gun crime in their home state? Very safe, according to studies and crime statistics compilations.
Another Candidate In Maine Governor's Race
The race for governor is even more crowded. John Richardson, the commissioner of the state Department of Economic and Community Development and former Speaker of the House, announced his candidacy Monday.
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