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- Sep 29, 2026
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Kittery kelp farmers to appear on ‘Shark Tank’ (opens the original)
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The duo behind a Kittery-based skincare brand will be swimming with sharks on national television Wednesday. Cold Current Kelp co-founders Inga Potter and Krista Rosen are among the latest entrepreneurs to pitch their small business to a panel of billionaire investors, or “Sharks,” on ABC’s “Shark Tank.” Potter and Rosen have been running Cold Current Kelp as a small business since 2021, growing and harvesting their own seaweed from an 800-foot-long offshore farm in Kittery and turning it into s
Power outages, downed trees surge across coast amid weekend nor’easter (opens the original)
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Thousands were without power Sunday afternoon as the weekend’s nor’easter continued to batter the state, according to Central Maine Power and Versant Power outage trackers. Most outages were concentrated along the coast, where winds were reaching up to 45 mph, with a few reported inland outages. The storm was expected to continue traveling north, but remained most active in southern parts of the state. The early-season nor’easter brought soaking rain and big waves to the Northeast over the weeke
1 dead, 3 injured in head-on Standish crash (opens the original)
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One person is dead, and three others are injured after a head-on crash in Standish early Sunday morning, according to a news release from the Cumberland Country Sheriff’s Office. Deputies, officials from Standish Fire and EMS responded to the scene at around 1 a.m. on Chadbourne Road after receiving calls that a sedan was on fire and that it had collided with a flatbed tow truck, according to the release. Officials determined that 48-year-old Leo Rocco, of Baldwin, was operating the tow truck, t
South Berwick considers proposal to temporarily ban data centers (opens the original)
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South Berwick officials are a step closer to adopting a data center moratorium amid nationwide debate about the impact of large-scale data facilities. The town council voted 5-0 Tuesday to hold a final public hearing in October before deciding whether to adopt a 180-day ban. The council would be following in the footsteps of nearby towns like Sanford, which adopted a moratorium in May, and North Berwick, which will take the issue to voters in November. Officials directed town staff on July 14 to
Meet the Maine residents who walk through cemeteries to feel more alive (opens the original)
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BERWICK — Sneakered feet shuffled and scuffed against the pavement, stepping over shiny brown acorns as they zigzagged through rows of aging headstones. “What I hear, which is questionable science, is we’re going to have a heavier snow winter based on the amount of acorns,” said Nancy McEachern, who organizes a weekly walking group in Berwick. She continued on the path, the tiny tree nuts multiplying along the way at Evergreen Cemetery. A group of seven others walked with McEachern as she hypoth
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