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NASA Challenger disaster remembered 36 years later

NASA Challenger disaster remembered 36 years later

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NASA Challenger disaster remembered 36 years later

NASA's space shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds after liftoff at about 46,000 feet in the air. The tragedy happened on Jan. 28, 1986.

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Crime

Middle school principal in Thorndike charged with 3 counts of sexually touching a minor

Police said David Holinger faces three charges and isn't allowed unsupervised contact with girls under the age of 16.
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How to protect yourself from social media scams that have cost Americans millions

Investment scams took more money from Americans than any other scam that started on social media in 2021. They can start with someone pretending to be a friend.
Mental Health

Calls increase to fix Maine's mental health care system

Demand for youth mental health services in Maine is surging, while the number of trained professionals is dwindling.

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Yes, you’re more likely to get your refund faster if you file 2021 taxes electronically

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Politics

Report alleges Skowhegan selectman violated town code, created 'hostile' environment

An independent investigation examined several complaints against Harold Bigelow, including that he used derogatory language and "dressed down" the town's fire chief.
Health

Nurse practitioner asks Mainers to show support for health care workers

A health care worker on the front line hopes more tokens of appreciation from community members can help boost morale amid burnout.

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Coronavirus

No, a scientific study doesn't say you can smoke marijuana to prevent COVID-19

A study looked at the impact certain chemicals in cannabis have on COVID-19, but the research doesn’t show that smoking marijuana can protect against infection.
Money

Yes, you’re more likely to get your refund faster if you file 2021 taxes electronically

IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig said filing a paper 2021 tax return “means an extended refund delay.”