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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 164
- Latest publication
- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Maine Wire
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Maine Newspaper Conglomerate's Colorado Owner Sticks Another Stake In Heart Of New England ‘Local News' (opens the original)
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A Vermont-based newspaper company has been bought up by the Colorado parent of the Portland Press Herald, confirming the nadir of its “local news” claim in northern New England. The National Trust for Local News, so-called, is taking over five papers in the Green Mountain State. The trust is acquiring five weekly papers and their websites serving more than a dozen communities in the northern part of Vermont. The Stowe Reporter, News & Citizen, The Other Paper, The Citizen and the Shelburne News
‘Shark Week' Flips All Logic On Its Head As Maine Perplexes Over Summerlong Great White Invasion (opens the original)
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The north Atlantic analysts are still gobsmacked over the number of killer sharks lurking off the Maine coast. Atlantic writer – the magazine named for the briny? – Tyler Austin Harper has come up with yet-another attempt at trying to figure out why so many sharks showed up this summer along the Maine coast, terrorizing everyone from veteran lifeguards to wide-eyed tourists. It’s become ‘Shark Summer’ in Maine, an offshoot in name to ‘Shark Week,’ the seven-day annual week-long event on the Disc
Legendary Olympic Gold Figure Skater Retired From The Ice In Maine, Launches Trip Down Memory Lane (opens the original)
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A quarter century after hanging up his skates in Portland, Maine, the iconic Scott Hamilton is giving fans a last wave of nostalgia. Hamilton, 68, has unveiled on social media a number of his most memorable figure-skating achievements. If it’s Hamilton’s way of leaving the proverbial stage, it’s a bittersweet moment for his ice groupies. “Few ice skaters from the 1980s and 1990s brought joy to the ice quite like Scott Hamilton,” writes Meredith Gordon of Parade.com. “Skating in an era overshadow
Maine’s National Park Named Tops Among 63 Sites Comprising The U.S. Park System (opens the original)
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A leading national publication is giving Acadia National Park top accolades as a major popular public recreation attraction. Business Insider says Acadia is as appealing – especially in the fall – as virtually any national park across the country. “Acadia National Park in Maine is famous for its vibrant fall colors, with bright maple and oak trees scattered across its gorgeous, rugged coastline and forested hiking trails,” Business Insider reporter Emily Hart says in her review of the nationwide
Boston Taxpayers On The Hook For $250,000 Contract With Ousted Tufts Prof They Paid To Study Slavery (opens the original)
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A black Tufts professor of race Boston officials hired to study the city’s “contributions to slavery” is out the door after the school accused her of plagiarism. Kerri Greenidge is blaming her ouster on Tufts officials who allegedly targeted her for being black. Greenidge’s departure from the faculty comes after a book on the history of slavery she placed with a major publisher came under academic scrutiny. The school is alleging the book, which W.W. Norton has now pulled from its website, conta
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