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A Giant Rubber Duck Mysteriously Appeared in a Maine Town
This giant, rubber duck appeared in the harbor in Belfast, Maine — and no one seems to know why.
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This Animal Helped a Maine Town Solve a Costly Problem
A beaver has constructed a dam in a pond the Greene Fire Department uses as a source of water.
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Maine Restaurant Gets an Unexpected Apology
In an anonymous letter, a customer apologized for an outburst he had at this Maine restaurant, and offered the host who dealt with it $100.
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9 Maine Emergency Department Employees Test Positive for COVID
The Maine CDC is investigating how nine employees at Maine Medical Center’s Emergency Department came to test positive for COVID-19.
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This Local Landmark in Portland, Maine, Is Being Removed
The smokestack at the B and M Baked Bean Factory is being taken down, and it has some Mainers emotional.
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This Bookstore Lends a Hand After Maine Elementary School Is Devastated by Fire
A bookstore in Portland, Maine stepped in to help after an elementary school in Frenchville was partially destroyed by a fire.
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Maine Opens Investigation Into Verizon Over 207 Area Code
Maine officials opened an investigation Tuesday into Verizon over a state brand: the 207 area code. Maine’s Public Utilities Commission is investigating how the communications company forecasts its need for blocks of new phone numbers, which could hasten Maine getting a new area code. In recent years, the PUC has become concerned that it may no longer be possible for…
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Maine Opens Investigation Into Verizon
Maine’s Public Utilities Commission is investigating how the communications company forecasts its need for blocks of new phone numbers, which could hasten Maine getting a new area code.
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Portland Restaurant Harassed After Putting in Vaccine Requirement
Portland, Maine, eateries are getting pushback from patrons after requiring them to show proof of vaccination in order to be served.
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This Company Is Reviving Two Maine Movie Theaters
The Massachusetts-based Apple Cinemas is reviving two Cinemagic movie theaters in Maine, and residents are excited.
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Mask Mandates Cause Confusion in Maine
Mask mandates are required in some Maine counties, but not others. The renewed COVID-19 precaution is causing confusion in many parts of the state.
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What to Know About the Great White Shark Sighting in Maine
The shark, which was spotted feeding on a whale in Kennebunk, isn’t tagged, scientists say.
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This New England City Is One of the Best Places to Live in the United States
Portland, Maine, ranked eighth on a new list of best places to live in the U.S. Residents are wondering if that will drive up housing costs…
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Maine Looks to Track Sharks With New Buoys a Year After Fatal Shark Attack
After Maine’s first shark attack nearly a year ago, the state is adding new buoys to help track sharks.
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Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage Registers as Candidate for 2022 Election
Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage registered Thursday to run for governor in the state once again.
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US Secretary of the Interior Visits Acadia National Park
Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland traveled to Maine’s Acadia National Park — her first national park visit as secretary — to meet with state tribal leaders, the state’s congressional delegation and Gov. Janet Mills.
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Maine Snowmobile Industry Hopes for Turnaround
For those who love winter sports, the snowstorm is offering some hope in Maine.
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Kayaking With Portland Paddle
Sea kayak rentals and tours are available at Portland Paddle.