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Light Earthquake Hits Near York County Town

The earthquake was recorded by 19 seismic monitoring stations.

Two dead in Portland Munjoy Hill Fire

The fire remains under investigation.

Windham Home Heavily Damaged by Fire

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Pedestrian Dead After Being Hit By Car in Lyman

The Kennebunk Police Department is reconstructing the crash.

Man Arrested, Charged in New Hampshire Country Club Shooting

The person who died at the Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua was a 59-year-old man.

Liberty man charged with murder in connection with homicide investigation

An arrest has been made in the killing of a Palermo man.

Drug bust at Portland apartment results in 3 arrests

Three people were arrested when drug agents seized fentanyl and guns from a Portland apartment.

Maine Lobster Week Kicks Off Sunday!

Maine Lobster Week has much in common with to restaurant weeks across the country.

Cumberland Police Rescue Injured Barred Owl

The bird appeared injured and was unable to fly.

Fire, Drought Conditions Elevated in Maine

The entire state is now under a high fire danger.

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