As restaurants in Androscoggin, York and Cumberland Counties reopen for dine-in service, some in Franklin and Oxford Counties have had a month’s head start.
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Food safety training for volunteer cooks offered
The program is provided by the University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
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Man dies after falling through ice at Hall Pond in Paris
PARIS — A man died Saturday after falling through the ice at Hall Pond, according to Paris Fire Chief Mark Blaquiere. Emergency crews responded to the scene around 2:30 p.m. Saturday. According to Paris Police Chief Michael Dailey, the 62-year-old male fell underneath the ice before rescue personnel could reach him. A 60-year-old female and […]
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Man, 62, dies after falling through ice on pond in South Paris
A woman with him was rescued, along with a dog, authorities say.
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Commentary: Make it easier for Maine workers to build wealth through ownership
L.D. 1520 would incentivize the sale of businesses to workers and improve training for companies that are considering selling to employees.
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UMA closing learning center in Paris
SAD 17 Adult Education will administer services for college students.
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Auto racing: Crazy Horse Racing, Davis Chassis Works set sights on building winners
Northeast companies stay in the game by constructing, dealing chassis for local racers.
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Local twirlers to represent Maine July 23-27
These 20 twirlers, ages 10-18, represent the towns of Augusta, Bangor, Brewer, Bucksport, Hampden, Kenduskeag, South Paris and West Gardiner.
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‘Stranger Things’ happening to Maine’s Allyssa Brooke
South Paris native Allyssa Brooke discusses her recent role on the hit Netflix series ‘Stranger Things,’ how her Maine roots helped get her where she is today and what’s next for the up-and-coming actress.
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Hayfields, pastures focus of workshops
WALDO — University of Maine Cooperative Extension will host a workshop on hayfield and pasture health starting March 25 in nine locations. Workshops will continue to be offered around the state until April 15 at the following locations: • 6 to 9 p.m. Monday, March 25, at the UMaine Extension office, 165 East Main St., […]