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Carol Bousquet
Weekend Edition Host and Producer-
Maine Audubon says as many as 988 million birds die each year in the U.S. after accidentally colliding with windows.
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Maine's Infrastructure Rebuilding and Resilience Commission is charged with reviewing and evaluating Maine's response to storms and developing a plan to mitigate future extreme weather events.
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The Sheriff's Criminal Division executed a drug search warrant at a home on Denbow Road in St. Albans on Thursday morning.
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Hundreds of stakeholders from all over New England are learning about programs to transform the blighted properties into economic engines.
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The Kennebec County Superior Court on Friday granted the ACLU's motion to expand its lawsuit against the state for violating low-income defendants' Sixth Amendment rights.
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Nancy Kennedy, acting president of Chewonki, says the opportunity is life-changing for the students.
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The Jetport wants to raise the rate from $14 to $15 a day.
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James Earl Pak passed away Friday morning at the Mountain View Correctional Facility, according to the Department of Corrections.
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The state says that costs from the two-day storm – including debris removal, damage to roads and bridges, and emergency protective measures – are expected to exceed $3.5 million.
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Good Shepherd Food Bank President Heather Paquette says that's an increase of 41,000 residents since 2022.