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Dam Removal to Make Way for Smelt, Trout Started in Maine
A Maine conservation group is beginning the process of removing a granite dam in Sullivan, Maine, as part of project to make a brook more accessible to fish.
Wardens Locate Woman Missing Near Baxter State Park
An East Millinocket woman who went missing near Baxter State Park has been found safe.
Maine Community College Reopens Dorm After Mold Issue
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A Maine community college has reopened a residence hall where mold was discovered.
Maine House Asks Court Whether Tribe Could Run Casino
Maine’s top court could weigh in on whether a tribe could run a casino on tribal land without state permission.
UMaine Constitutional Lecture to Focus on Public Access to Beaches
One of the founders of the Maine Civil Liberties Union is going to deliver the annual Constitution Day Lecture at the University of Maine School of Law.
Portland ‘Okays’ New Maine Med Parking Garage
Portland officials have approved a 2,450-space employee parking garage for Maine Medical Center.
Muncha muncha muncha! Squirrels chow down on farmers’ crop
he varmints are chomping their way through apple orchards and pumpkin patches, fattening themselves for winter while destroying the crops with bite marks.
Search Continues for Escaped Prisoner in Maine
The search is continuing in Maine for a convicted murderer who escaped from prison.
West Nile Virus Reported in Southern Maine
Maine officials say a horse in York county has tested positive for the mosquito-borne West Nile Virus.
It’s Pine Tree State’s time to shine at the Big E
The state most known for lobsters, black bears and blueberries is having its day at New England’s largest fair.




