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LL Bean Sharpens Focus On Outdoor Philanthropy
FREEPORT, Maine (AP) — L.L. Bean’s renewed focus on the outdoor fun proclaimed in its “Be An Outsider” campaign is being reflected in the retailer’s corporate giving.
Maine’s Fishy Shindig Will Start in Late February this Year
ROCKPORT, Maine (AP) New England’s largest trade show for fishermen is slated to take place at the end of February and the beginning of March
Rep. Golden Assigned to Armed Services Committee
Freshman U.S. Rep. Jared Golden of Maine has been named to the House Armed Services Committee.
Jesuits In Northeast Post List Of Priests Accused Of Abuse
NEW YORK (AP) — The governing body for the Jesuit order in the northeastern United States released a list Tuesday of 50 priests under its jurisdiction who have been credibly accused of sexual misconduct with minors.
Move Over Allen’s, Fireball Is Now Maine’s Biggest Booze
There’s no question Allen’s Coffee Flavored Brandy is a Maine icon, but its status as the state’s best-selling liquor is over.
Judge to Give Verdict for Man Accused of Killing Girlfriend
A Maine judge is set to announce the verdict for a man charged with killing his girlfriend.
Fire Forces Temporary Closure of Westbrook Community Center
A fire has forced the closure of a community center in Westbrook, Maine.
Giant Rotating Ice Disk in River Draws Gawkers in Maine
Think of it as a crop circle, but in a river.
Car Goes Through Garage
Hallowell, MAINE (WGAN) A close call in Hallowell Monday afternoon after a car slammed into a two-story garage.
Report Draws Few Conclusions About Wind Industry In Maine
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A Maine commission created as part of the former Republican governor’s efforts to hinder wind projects has released a report drawing few conclusions about the impact of wind turbines.