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A historic sardine cannery in Prospect Harbor is set to process seafood once again, but this time it will be handling lobster and Jonah crab.
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Public comments against the proposal have flooded into the Maine Public Utilities Commission since it was filed last week.
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State officials say Maine's unfilled school bus driver positions contribute to lost instructional time, higher overtime costs for schools and cancellation of extracurricular activities.
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We spoke to two dozen experts this summer about the ways increasing heat is affecting Maine's environment, from the short-term impacts on bats and birds to the long-term effects of warming lakes, forests and oceans.
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The shoulder seasons — early fall and late spring — can be a difficult time to teach and learn in old school buildings that are designed to hold the heat in.
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When surface water becomes scarce, it becomes harder and harder for it to move underground and replenish groundwater aquafers and wells.
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During her initial stops, she's heard calls to expand free school meals to all Pre-K students, to increase child care workers' access to healthcare benefits, and to create more opportunities for students entering the field to work and study at the same time.
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Governor Janet Mills announced the creation of the Maine Life Sciences Center Thursday and almost $3 million dollars in grants for a new laboratory in Portland.
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Joshua Estrada and Yancarlos Abrante are charged with conspiring to distribute cocaine, perpetuating a drive-by shooting and using a firearm in relation to a drug trafficking crime.
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The citizens initiative appears as Question 2 on the November ballot and is a direct outgrowth of the governor's opposition to a red flag law and the Democratic-controlled legislature's unwillingness to advance one in the wake of the worst mass shooting in Maine history.