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There’s more to Red Claws than Tacko
Entering their 11th season of minor league basketball, and first under Celtics ownership, the Red Claws have a new coach (Darren Erman), a celebrated center (Tacko Fall) and a host of options on offense.
Collins votes ‘no’ as divisive White House lawyer wins 2nd circuit confirmation
Maine Sen. Susan Collins was the sole Republican to oppose Steven Menashi, joining Democrats in criticizing his record on immigration, race, women’s equality and LGBTQ rights.
Black Bears look to keep momentum going
UMaine has won three consecutive football games to stay in contention for an FCS playoff spot. Now the Black Bears have to win their final two games.
An L.A. sweep: Angels’ Trout, Dodgers’ Bellinger win MVP Awards
Mike Trout wins his third MVP Award in the American League, and Cody Bellinger beats out Milwaukee’s Christian Yelich for the NL award.
Maine lawmakers eye ways to boost their own pay
The state’s citizen legislators are among the lowest paid in the nation, but a special commission has been looking into how that might be changed.
Scores of aging dams could endanger thousands of Americans
An Associated Press investigation found 1,688 high-hazard dams rated in poor or unsatisfactory condition as of last year in 44 states and Puerto Rico.
Small group homes for disabled will soon lose licensing exemption
Notified by the state in April, service providers welcome the change, though they say it comes with burdens.
Vinalhaven lobsterman turns smoking lobster into side business
Robert Young sells both smoked lobster and smoked lobster spreads from his island home.
Veteran homelessness is a solvable problem
We owe it to our veterans to fight for their future just as they fought for ours — with dignity and honor.