The makeshift church was built at the refugee camp that housed as many as 10,000 people at one time.
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Pirate Party surge falls short in Iceland vote
A victory would have offered a dramatic symbol of the anti-establishment tide sweeping the Western world this year.
Airstrikes kill more than 40 in Yemeni city
Many of those killed were inmates being held in a prison.
Quake destroys prized churches, historic treasures in Italy
The temblor also flattens ancient walls and buries centuries-old paintings under rubble in a blow to the nation’s artistic identity, but no one is killed.
Young voters in Maine could sway tight races
Ballot questions on raising the minimum wage and legalizing marijuana could draw 18- to 30-year-olds on Election Day.
UMaine women get exhibition win
Freshman Laia Sole scores 21 points in the Black Bears’ 74-54 victory over Stonehill.
FBI gets warrant to search emails in Clinton case
Officials say the messages include correspondence linked to the Democratic presidential nominee and her top aide Huma Abedin, former Rep. Anthony Weiner’s estranged wife.
Man injured by Livermore Falls police cruiser still in critical condition
Joseph Slaver, 24, is being treated at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.
Sanders will campaign for Clinton in Portland on Tuesday
The Vermont senator will speak at 6:30 p.m. at Deering High School.
Sugarloaf will host U.S. Alpine Championships in 2017
It’ll be the sixth time the rsort has hosted the event.