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Water supply for Maine’s Navy shipyard is draining months ahead of schedule (opens the original)
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Water levels in ponds that supply Kittery remain 12 feet below normal heading into winter, and there is no end in sight to conservation measures now approaching their eighth week. Recent rains raised levels in the Kittery Water District’s reservoirs only by about 3 inches. The district’s restriction, which it describes as “severe,” limits outdoor watering in Kittery and part of neighboring Eliot to nighttime and early morning on certain days of the week. The rare shortage comes just as the distr
Police investigate brawl after a meeting in a sharply divided Maine town (opens the original)
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Police are investigating a brawl that involved Brownfield town officials outside a meeting last week. Video circulated on social media showing people engaged in a shouting match, with others attempting to intervene and physically separate the group after an Aug. 18 meeting. One person can be seen on video after the incident saying she was punched in the face. Select Board Chair Ricky Emery, who is shown in the video, declined to comment while the incident is under investigation. Maj. Dana Thomps
After sightings of deadly sharks, a Maine town will fly warning flags all summer (opens the original)
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Harpswell will fly shark warning flags at its beaches all summer, doing away with a policy that took the flags down within 24 hours of each sighting. The town adopted the season-long flag policy nearly six years after a great white shark attack killed 63-year-old Julie Dimperio Holowach while she was swimming off Harpswell, the first fatal shark attack in Maine history. The select board made the change official last week after a string of new shark sightings shut down beaches in several midcoast
Maine Democrats wrestle with the ‘daunting’ task of replacing Graham Platner (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine Democrats are heading into the weekend without releasing firm details on how they will replace former U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner with those tasked with running the caucuses fretting about the “daunting” task. The party’s state committee has agreed on a roughly 600-member convention to select a new candidate after Graham Platner dropped out of the race following sexual assault allegations. Though party officials have repeatedly stressed the need for a transparent
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