Madeleine Kaptein
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Gorham middle schoolers are leading an Anne Frank history exhibit (opens the original)
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GORHAM — Yanamarie DiVico, 13, stood confidently in front of a group of sixth graders seated in her middle school’s auditorium. “Does anyone know what a dictator is?” she asked the group. The students weren’t sure. They leaned in closer to listen. She and her partner, Nora Emlet, were leading their younger classmates through an exhibit about Anne Frank and the history that framed the young Jewish diarist’s life. They are among 20 eighth graders at Gorham Middle School that trained last week to b
Buxton voters could make it easier for locals to sell food from home (opens the original)
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Buxton is considering a food sovereignty ordinance to allow residents to make and sell most food products at home with limited state regulation. The ordinance is intended to strengthen local food systems by making it easier for people to start and run small farms and businesses, removing the cost and administrative burdens associated with state law. Since the Maine Food Sovereignty Act, which allowed municipalities to adopt food sovereignty ordinances starting in 2017, over 113 Maine municipalit
Effects from nor’easter hit Maine, create dangerous conditions (opens the original)
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The nor’easter moving north along the mid-Atlantic and southern New England coast this weekend is bringing hazardous beach conditions, rain and gusty winds to southern Maine. Some scattered rains began early Saturday in southern New Hampshire, coastal Maine and a few inland Maine areas. That rain will become steadier into the evening and Sunday morning and remain moderate to heavy through Monday before the storm exits the region on Tuesday, said Zack Hargrove, a meteorologist at the National Wea
Effects from nor’easter hit Maine, create hazardous conditions (opens the original)
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The nor’easter moving north along the mid-Atlantic and southern New England coast this weekend is bringing hazardous beach conditions, rain and gusty winds to southern Maine. Some scattered rains began early Saturday in southern New Hampshire, coastal Maine and a few inland Maine areas. That rain will become steadier into the evening and Sunday morning and remain moderate to heavy through Monday before the storm exits the region on Tuesday, said Zack Hargrove, a meteorologist at the National Wea
Route 196 in Lisbon closed as emergency crews respond to crash (opens the original)
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Part of Lisbon Street (Route 196) in Lisbon is closed to traffic as emergency crews respond to a vehicle crash, according to the Lisbon Police Department. Route 196 will be closed at its intersection with Route 9 and Pleasant Street, and the Lisbon Public Works Department is working on setting up detours. Police are asking drivers to seek alternate routes until further notice and expect delays. Authorities have not released further details about the crash. Madeleine is a community reporter for G
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