Jim Keithley
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Limington home explosion prompts calls for safety checks before start of heating season (opens the original)
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An explosion that happened at a Limington home over the weekend has prompted fire officials to remind Maine homeowners of the safety measures they should take as they prepare for colder weather. The 911 call reporting an explosion at a house on East Sand Pond Road came in shortly before 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Officials said the homeowner suffered second-degree burns to his face, hands and chest. The homeowner’s son, who lives across the street, told Maine's Total Coverage that he ran over with a fire
Delicious street food in Freeport: Maine Menu checks out Lily's Food Cart (opens the original)
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Miss Lily Perilla is famous on Instagram and TikTok, and doesn't even know it. Her Asian food cart, Lily's Food Cart, is set up right behind the Starbucks on Main Street in Freeport. "I have Southern China Asian food. I have rice, fried rice, noodles, scallion pancakes, dumplings," Perilla said.The mini chicken dumplings are one of her specialties."Eat it with a toothpick. So, it's like a snack on the go," she said.Shoppers, tourists, and retail workers all rush to her food cart for a bite."It's
Maine nurses hold victory rally after joining union, vow to fight for fired nurses (opens the original)
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Nearly 300 nurses are now part of the biggest nursing union in Maine and they held what they called a victory rally on Friday. In the shadow of Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston, nurses and their supporters gathered to celebrate Thursday's vote to join the Maine State Nurses Association - a union already 4,000 strong. The vote was 204 to 21.Jan O'Brien, a former patient, attended Friday's rally."I was in the hospital for nine days I spent some of them on a ventilator," O'Brien said. "And
Freeport shifts focus to bring more housing downtown (opens the original)
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Vacant retail spaces in downtown Freeport are nothing new, but there is now a shift in focus to bring in more housing. Freeport officials said what is happening in the Maine town is a return to the past. "In the place that we stand right now used to be an active commercial area with mills, shoe shops and workers who lived in and around the downtown," said Brett Richardson, Freeport's development director. "The moves that the community is making in partnering with the private sector to build hous
How Warren Buffett's 'worst deal' became a historic win for Maine (opens the original)
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett, 96, has stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. Buffett served in that role for more than 50 years and made a number of great business decisions in that time. But there is one deal Buffett struck to acquire a Maine company that he said is the worst he ever made. The Dexter Shoe Company, which was founded by Harold Alfond in 1958, sold millions of shoes and employed thousands of people in Maine. The company caught Buffett's attention and he offered Alf
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