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Newport daycare dresses up for first day of fall (opens the original)
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NEWPORT, Maine (WABI) - Tuesday was not your typical day at Kidsville Daycare in Newport. The preschool class dressed up as scarecrows for the fist day of fall. Students took a field trip to Garden Gates in Corinna where they got to look though the pumpkin patch and pick their own pumpkin. “Daycare is more than babysitting, it’s giving these kids special experiences and this is from our preschool,” said Laurie Gardner, Kidsville Daycare owner. “We have been studying scarecrows and fall and this
Belmont Fire Department adds local tribute to annual 9/11 memorial (opens the original)
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BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Since the attacks happened in 2001, each year on 9/11 the Belmont Fire Department honors the fallen with a memorial at their station. This year, in light of the fatal explosion and fire in Searsmont and the fact it’s been 25 years - they decided to make some changes in a salute to those we lost. WABI’s Chief Photographer Mark Rediker, a former firefighter and a veteran, was in Belmont Friday morning. Copyright 2026 WABI. All rights reserved.
Belfast VFW holds bridge walk to honor 9/11 victims, first responders (opens the original)
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BELFAST, Maine (WABI) - The Belfast VFW held its annual bridge walk to honor those lost in the September 11 attacks, bringing together Waldo County veterans, first responders, and students. The event included a 21-gun salute, the playing of taps, and a prayer. “I was actually on duty at the sheriff’s office that day, and I clearly remember standing in what was then our conference room, watching the events unfold,” Jason Trundy, Waldo County Sheriff, said. One attendee said he knew one of the fir
Dunlap says heating oil price spike will hit Maine families hard this winter (opens the original)
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OLD TOWN , Maine (WABI) - The price of home heating oil in Maine is rising as the seasons change, and Congressional District 2 candidate Matt Dunlap says many people cannot afford it. Dunlap said at a press conference Tuesday that no state depends on home heating oil more than Maine. He said the war in Iran pushed prices to around $5 a gallon in March, a spike he said will make this winter hundreds of dollars more expensive for working families. Dunlap argued that Washington finds “endless money
Hancock County activists rally for workers’ rights on Labor Day (opens the original)
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ELLSWORTH, Maine (WABI) - Hancock County activists rallied outside Ellsworth City Hall on Labor Day to call for changes they say will improve the lives of workers in Maine and beyond. Signs at the rally supported increased access to affordable healthcare, prioritizing the needs of the working class over billionaires, and calls for racial equity and support for migrant workers. Organizers said the event kicked off a new series called Vote New Values, which will focus on a different part of their
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