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The agreement can be renewed for another three-year term. Festival organizers must still apply with the city of Portland for a permit to hold the festival each year.
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A group of about three-dozen travelers from Maine were visiting the museum at the time of the heist — and were in the room next door to where it all happened.
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What it takes to be an endurance cyclist, and where to go for extended bike rides in Maine
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"The Divided North," by Maine author Carol Gardner, argues that Maine was just as divided as any other region of the country over slavery and emancipation.
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Jeremy Frey of Eddington is an artist whose basket designs are founded in the Wabanaki tradition, as he explained last year on Maine Calling.
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How can artificial intelligence be used in daily life, and when is it helpful versus harmful?
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The notice says various items held in an anthropology museum on campus were taken from grave sites in Maine.
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Why are we fascinated with robots that are like human beings — and how far along is development of these robots?
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We highlight people living with disabilities who are involved with the arts—and some programs that promote inclusivity in the arts
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We rebroadcast our earlier show about the special quality of light that Maine is known for
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Author Bill Gerencer shares his journey as a lobsterman, groundfisherman, restaurant cook and fish buyer—and reflects on this historic era for New England’s fishing community
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A posthumous collection of David McCullough's essays explore the importance of learning lessons from history