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Scout Camp to be sold off to raise money to keep the organization running
The Pine Tree Council of the Boy Scouts of America has decided Thursday to sell off Camp Bomazeen in order to pay off debt and save itself from financial ruin.
Child care providers receive aid
Hundreds of child care providers in Maine are slated to receive more than $8 million in federal money to help with the challenges caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Portland beach closed due to water contamination
East End Beach in Portland is closed because of a water plant malfunction.
Absentee voting smooth in Maine, but big test is November
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Town clerks and state officials in Maine are turning their eyes toward November after a dress rehearsal that proved the state can run an election that relies much more heavily on absentee ballots.
Fungal disease causes some lawns to turn black in Maine
ORONO, Maine (AP) Some Maine residents have been reporting that parts of their lawns have been turning black, and the cause appears to be a fungal disease, the University of Maine Cooperative Extension said.
Collins, Hassan propose improving military family savings
BANGOR, Maine (AP) A pair of senators from northern New England thinks military families should have more access to employer-sponsored retirement plans.
Motorcyclist dies after head-on crash in York
A head-on crash in York Saturday afternoon left one motorcyclist dead and another driver in the hospital.
Chipmunks, fattened up on acorns, are driving people nuts!
The Chipmunks’ frenetic activities can be entertaining but this summer in New England, the varmints are making a nuisance of themselves.
Maine’s Open Farm Day will be live on the internet this time
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) – Maine Open Farm Day is still happening this year, but it will be a virtual event to…
2 deaths, 10 more coronavirus cases in Maine
The Maine CDC is reporting two new deaths related to the coronavirus on Saturday, bringing the death toll to 117.…