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- Sep 28, 2026
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Frogtown Mountain Puppeteers celebrate 26 years (opens the original)
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BAR HARBOR, Maine (WABI) - Frogtown Mountain Puppeteers is celebrating its 26th year of bringing handmade hilarity to Maine audiences. The sibling creators perform shows year round in Maine, across the United States and in Canada. Brian and Erik Torbeck, along with their sister Robin Erlandsen, make up Frogtown Mountain Puppeteers. The trio started putting on shows in 2000. Erik said he took a puppetry class during his last year at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, which led to the creation
Hidden gem in Sullivan showcases granite art (opens the original)
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SULLIVAN, Maine (WABI) - When you think of gardens in Maine, flowers or vegetables come to mind. But there’s a hidden gem in Sullivan that showcases another natural beauty in our state. It’s located on Whales Back Road. “A lot of people are surprised to see what’s at the end of this dirt road. I encourage people to keep going,” Obadiah Buell said. Buell was born and raised on the land in Sullivan. “This is where they used to quarry cobblestone to ship out to the cities along the eastern seaboard
From dyslexia student to China Middle School science instructor (opens the original)
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BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Ryan Watson teaches science at China Middle School, helping students learn every day — including by sharing his own story of struggling with dyslexia as a child. Watson said he first noticed difficulties in first grade. “I can recall it in first grade overall with the spelling tests,” Watson said. “Hearing the word, then trying to write it out and just trying to match the letter. Is that F or is that PH?” Watson was held back in first grade because of his spelling difficul
Bangor Children’s Dyslexia Center offers free tutoring to Maine kids (opens the original)
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BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - The Bangor Children’s Dyslexia Center has provided free, one-on-one tutoring to children diagnosed with dyslexia for more than two decades. The program is primarily funded by the Scottish Rite Freemasonry of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. According to Literacy for ME, about 200,000 Mainers have dyslexia, including approximately 40,000 children. Bangor Children’s Center Director Laurie Marcotte said a common misconception is that people with dyslexia see letters or word
Levant man’s Parkinson’s tremors gone after community-funded brain procedure (opens the original)
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BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Two weeks after undergoing an MRI-guided focused ultrasound procedure in Boston, a Levant man says his Parkinson’s-related tremors on the left side of his body are completely gone. Tom Curran, who works as a patient transporter at Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center, had his insurance deny coverage for the $30,000 FDA-approved procedure. Coworkers at the Bangor hospital immediately jumped in to help, creating a Go Fund Me page. More than $20K had already been raise
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