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Maine's small Christmas Tree growers say their sales are up this season, despite an exceptionally wet spring, a severe drought, and tariffs that have made it a tough year for many farmers.
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The Public Utilities Commission wants to bring 1.2 gigawatts of wind power online to serve customers in Maine and New England.
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Linda Zillman, who died in September, was an art historian and longtime advocate for visual arts.
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Simon Gonzalez's death is the second fatal school bus crash involving a student in the past month.
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The advocacy groups say the company's plan to preserve 50,000 acres doesn't meet regulators' standards.
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Current Brown University students spoke about "losing a sense of safety" on campus after a shooter took the lives of two students.
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Advocates for the unhoused say 52 residents who were homeless passed away in 2025.
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The shift directed by President Trump — and President Biden before him — could also open the door to more research on the medical benefits of cannabis. But some observers also worry that implementation will come with significant challenges.
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As the ground freezes, it becomes harder for underground aquafers to refill with rain or snow runoff.
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Rain is also washing away some snow at ski areas in southern and central Maine though resorts with snow machines say the effect is minor.
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The cost of running Maine's 15 county jails has been rising for years - driven by what administrators say is a combination of state mandates and rising expenses. Some solutions in the works aim to keep pressure off taxpayers.
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Richmond’s policy states that students must use the restroom, locker room, and play on the sports team that aligns with their biological sex.