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Learn to dig clams at Reid State Park

The public is invited to traverse clam flats with Georgetown Shellfish Warden Jon Hentz and learn to dig softshell clams Tuesday, July 9, 10 a.m. to noon at Reid State Park.  No clam digging license is needed to dig a peck of clams from the sandy flats near Todds Point.   Hentz has been warden for several […]

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Wiscasset food pantry shifts hours

Help Yourself Shelf Food Pantry at St. Philip’s Church in Wiscasset is rescheduling to Tuesday during the first week of July.  On July 2, participants should arrive prior to the 5 p.m. start time to sign in. The first week of July is re-registration time at all pantries who are participants in the government’s supplemental […]

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With Mills’ signature, Maine finally has rules for recreational marijuana market

Gov. Janet Mills signed a marijuana rules bill Thursday that puts Maine on track to launch recreational sales in March, 2½ years after voters approved legalization at the ballot box.  The governor endorsed regulations that spell out how Mainers can grow, buy, and sell marijuana without a public bill-signing ceremony. The rules, which go into effect in September, make […]

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Q&A: From the first punch to a full on battle scene, Maine State Music Theatre’s ‘Treasure Island’ fight director has planned it all

BRUNSWICK– When Joseph Travers tells people he is a fight director he first has to explain that no, he is not a flight director, but a fight director, staging the choreography for fights sequences on stage or for film, and that yes, it is a real job. And it’s a really cool one, he said.  […]

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CMP’s president and owner are named as defendants in lawsuit claiming fraud

Lawyers representing frustrated ratepayers expanded a lawsuit against Central Maine Power on Thursday, naming the company president and the Spanish holding company that owns it as defendants and accusing them of fraud and racketeering.  The plaintiffs claim that Douglas Herling, a 35-year CMP employee who now serves as its president, knew about the errors in its […]