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Explosion likely sparked fire at Bridgton home (opens the original)
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Fire crews responded on Wednesday to a house in Bridgton for a propane explosion and fire that injured five people and a firefighter. The Bridgton Fire Department, with help from other departments, responded to the home on Dyvonne Terrace, the Office of State Fire Marshal said in a news release. The fire likely started after a propane leak was accidentally ignited, the fire marshal’s office said. The investigation is ongoing. The home, which was under construction at the time of the incident, is
‘Teddy’s Travels’: An intern’s guide to exploring Maine through his lens (opens the original)
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I’m this summer’s breaking news intern for the Portland Press Herald, and having never been to Maine before, I wanted to explore as much as I could before the summer was over. As an avid photographer and someone who loves to explore the outdoors, I wanted to make sure I made the most of my time and truly got the New England experience. Here’s what I discovered — and photographed — throughout my journeys around Maine and New England. My first stop in Maine was Acadia. In my head, I imagined the p
Arson blamed for fire at historic Washington County church (opens the original)
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The fire Monday at the Dennysville-Edmunds Congregational Church in Washington County was intentionally set, the Maine Office of State Fire Marshal announced Tuesday afternoon. The church’s assistant pastor, Colin Windhorst, said on Monday that there was “no natural cause” to the fire, and that its origins had been “inexplicable.” The fire, which originated from the building’s furnace room, caused no injuries and little damage to the interior of the building itself. An initial investigation on M
Washington County church damaged by fire, but ‘it could have been a lot worse’ (opens the original)
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A Washington County church was damaged by a fire Monday morning that erupted in the building’s furnace room. The fire at the Dennysville-Edmunds Congregational Church in Dennysville started just before 8 a.m., Department of Public Safety spokesperson Shannon Moss said in a news release. First responders extinguished the fire quickly, Moss said, and the damage was mostly limited to the building’s exterior. No injuries were reported, and the church was empty at the time. The Office of the Maine St
Tornados could touch down in Maine. Here’s how to stay safe. (opens the original)
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Central and western Maine have an unusually high chance of a tornado touching down Tuesday, according to federal weather forecasters.The risk is highest in the Somerset County region, at 10%. “In the records, we’ve never had a 10% risk in this area of the state,” said Chris Legro, senior meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Gray.Legro said the storm prediction center looks at 25-mile rings around a location. “And what that percentage is saying is there’s a 10% chance of a tornado occ
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