The trend benefits farmers while giving visitors a better understanding of agriculture.
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Military museum artifacts in Augusta face uncertain future amid National Guard move
The museum building at Camp Keyes is scheduled for demolition, but officials hope a new space can someday display the many items of Maine’s military history.
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Norman Rockwell family protests Berkshire Museum plan to auction off works
Some fear two paintings will land in private hands as the Pittsfield, Mass., facility seeks to raise $60 million.
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Cabinet Bible group leader controversial
Ralph Drollinger, who teaches Trump officials, has remarked about female lawmakers being sinners.
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Purple House will remain on October-June schedule
The North Yarmouth cafe’s owner cites staffing issues at her Sabbathday Lake snack shack.
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Robert Hardy, who played Minister for Magic in ‘Harry Potter,’ dies at 91
Between 1978 and 1990, he played the eccentric veterinarian Siegfried Farnon in ‘All Creatures Great and Small.’
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Two tall ships arrive in Portland Harbor for free weekend tours
The SSV Oliver Hazard Perry and the U.S. Coast Guard barque Eagle are in Portland Harbor.
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Hawaiian-style sushi restaurant coming to South Portland
Big Fin Poké in Westbrook is opening a second location
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Want to buy the house that inspired Stephen King’s ‘Pet Sematary’?
The home in Orrington is for sale for $255,000.
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Newport fish passage, dam removal, river realignment to be celebrated Saturday
First Riverwalk Festival celebrates park created along the Sebasticook River.