The Maine Supreme Judicial Court issued a decision last week in a custody case involving an unmarried former couple and a Labrador retriever-boxer mix named Honey.
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Museum chorus dedicating program to Pam Martin
Martin was an important feature of many of the mueum’s programs, and will be sorely missed.
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Former Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy to lead University of Maine System
He will become the 13th chancellor of the University of Maine System, effective July 1.
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Graduation and student debt
One of the greatest challenges we face as a state is attracting and retaining young, educated people and families for our workforce.
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City changes voting location
Polling will now take place at the Old Town Elks Club.
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RSU 34 school board approves busing, schedule changes
K-5 schools will begin and end school about 10 minutes earlier than now, while Leonard Middle School and Old Town High School will start and end school about 40 minutes later.
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Safe travels
Folks can do a lot to stop themselves from becoming a highway statistic by using a little common sense.
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Volunteers sought for Artsapalooza 2019
Join Stillwater Community Arts for an evening of nearly 40 different free performances in downtown Orono on June 15.
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Maine Solar Sprint celebrating 25th year June 8 at UMaine
Solar Sprint, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension 4-H program, challenges students statewide to create solar-powered model cars as an interactive way to learn principles of renewable energy and the engineering design process
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June star shows at the Emera Astronomy Center
Th northern lights, comets, asteroids and more will be subjects of this months shows.