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‘1918’ horror film recounts influenza outbreak

  BIDDEFORD — City Theater set the stage Tuesday morning for filming of a horror movie. Frederick Greenhalgh, of Alfred-based FinalRune Productions, has written a movie called “1918” which he, along with Jeremy Kasten of Berwick, formerly of Los Angeles, and Christine Marshall, artistic director of Mad Horse Theater, are producing. The short film, in […]

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LePage administration wants to withdraw most of Maine from regional air pollution program

AUGUSTA — A LePage administration proposal to withdraw most of Maine from a regional air pollution program drew support from Maine’s forest products industry Monday but strong pushback from environmentalists and health advocates. For the second time in five years, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection is asking federal regulators to exempt parts of Maine […]

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IHOP opening on Wednesday in Saco

SACO — Pancake and breakfast fans are rejoicing as an IHOP restaurant is opening Wednesday at 515 Main St. in Saco. New Hampshire-based franchisee Aziz Elsherif is the owner of the new restaurant, which can be found at the former site of the China House restaurant. Construction crews were hard at work on the storefront exterior […]

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$1 million coming to Maine from FEMA

YORK COUNTY — The Federal Emergency Management Agency has obligated more than $1 million in federal assistance to the state of Maine to help cover costs of a severe storm and flooding that impacted 13 of Maine’s 16 counties from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1. In early January, President Donald Trump approved Maine Gov. Paul […]