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Beth Quimby
Beth Quimby reports on Maine on the weekends, when most Mainers are off the job and anything can happen. She worked for newspapers since she was in high school when she started out on her father’s New Hampshire newspaper. She is a graduate of Colby College and a recipient of national, regional and state journalism awards. When she is not working, she tries hard to follow her bliss.
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Two UMaine students, alumnus died in Owls Head plane crash
Friday’s fiery accident in Owls Head killed three members of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, including the young pilot from South Portland.
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Man charged in homicide at Saco motel
Police say 39-year-old Lebon Bruno was arrested Saturday in the killing of Elizabeth Williams earlier this month.
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Official: One crash victim is from Maine
Officials say names of the three victims are not expected to be released Saturday.
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Veterans Day cherished for ‘recognizing the sacrifice’
Veterans across the state are being honored with parades, speeches and ceremonies as Maine marks Veterans Day this three-day weekend. In Portland, hundreds of people lined Congress Street Sunday morning, clapping and cheering as veterans groups, Scout troops and bands marched by. A rediscovered plaque honoring World War II veterans who worked at Pepperell Mill […]
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Veterans honored with parades and speeches
Mayor Michael Brennan and U.S. Sen. Susan Collins urge Mainers to help veterans receive services for their sacrifices.
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Portland plays host to medical marijuana trade show
The event at the Holiday Inn by the Bay – the largest such show in New England – shows how mainstream medical marijuana has become.
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Lawyers want separate trials in Zumba case
Daniel Lilley, Mark Strong’s attorney, says his client should be tried separately from Alexis Wright, who faces more serious charges.
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Medical marijuana trade show continues in Portland
Billed as the largest marijuana trade show in New England, it offers workshops on growing and lets patients try out marijuana dispensers.
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Four die in Orrington house fire
Three children and their father are killed in the early morning blaze, and the mother is taken to a hospital.