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- Sep 25, 2026
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Maine author's new book helping kids, adults cope with complex emotions (opens the original)
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Charlotte Agell, a longtime educator, author, and artist from Brunswick, is helping Maine's kids and adults find common ground in the stories they're reading. Agell has published nearly 20 books. Her most recent release, "Just for Today," hit bookshelves over the summer, and through the end of September she has an art installation on display at Curtis Memorial Library. "I love faces," Agell said about the more than 70 portraits of children hung on a wall in the library's meeting room. "I think f
Coast Guard urges boaters to seek safe harbor ahead of nor'easter (opens the original)
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The Coast Guard Northeast District is urging the maritime community throughout the Northeast to secure vessels, seek safe harbor, or remain in port. A strengthening storm in the Atlantic is slowly moving northward and is expected to stall in New England through the weekend and linger into early next week. The Coast Guard is advising mariners to prepare for gale force winds,s high seas, and a significant tidal surge. The advisory notice says, "These conditions present extreme danger to vessel nav
Portland's First Parish Church celebrating 200 years (opens the original)
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First Parish, a Unitarian Universalist congregation, has a week of events planned to celebrate the 200th anniversary of its meetinghouse. The stone building on Congress Street was built in 1826 to replace a previous wooden structure. Starting Sept. 20, the public is invited to join First Parish members for panel discussions with historians, tours of the meetinghouse, a benefit concert, a gala garden party, a drag performance at the State Theatre, and several worship services. "The meetinghouse i
CMMC nurses claim hospital owner is retaliating against efforts to unionize (opens the original)
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Nurses held an informational picket outside of the hospital Tuesday morning Nurses held an informational picket outside of the hospital Tuesday morning Nurses at Central Maine Medical Center say the company that owns the hospital, Prime Healthcare, is retaliating against them for their efforts to unionize. They held an informational picket outside the hospital during the morning commute Tuesday. Organizers described the gathering as a sign of solidarity, standing with nurses across the country w
Maine mom raising money for childhood cancer research after son's diagnosis (opens the original)
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Martine Kalbhenn started the JC Strong Fund when her son Jackson was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma. In 2 years, they've raised more than $108,000. Martine Kalbhenn started the JC Strong Fund when her son Jackson was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma. In 2 years, they've raised more than $108,000. The JC Strong Fund has surpassed $108,000 in fundraising for childhood cancer research. The nonprofit organization was started when 9-year-old Jackson Kalbhenn of Kennebunk was undergoing treatment for Ew
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