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Hampden outdoor daycare connects kids with nature

Outdoors

Hampden outdoor daycare connects kids with nature

Sports

Watch/Listen Boston Bruins 2021-22 season preview

Ian McLaren from the Locked on Bruins podcast talks with Sam Rogers about the upcoming season
Local News

Fatal Augusta officer-involved shooting

Two officers responded to a report that Dustin Paradis of Augusta was armed with a knife and allegedly threatening people.
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David Flanagan dies at 74

David Flanagan, best known as former President of Central Maine Power passed away Thursday after fighitng pancreatic cancer at the age of 74.
Sports

Watch/Listen Boston Bruins 2021-22 season preview

Ian McLaren from the Locked on Bruins podcast talks with Sam Rogers about the upcoming season.
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Maine State Music Theatre's costume sale returns this weekend

MSMT's seventh costume sale is happening at 22 Elm Street in Brunswick on Friday, October 15 from 3 to 8 p.m. and Saturday, October 16 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Maine State Music Theatre looks to costume sale for fundraising support

Maine State Music Theatre in Brunswick has had a tough couple of past seasons because of COVID-19. A costume sale fundraiser is happening on October 15 and 16.
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Maine State Music Theatre's costume sale returns this weekend

Maine State Music Theatre's seventh costume sale is happening on October 15 from 3 to 8 p.m. and October 16 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds will support the theater.
Education

Hampden middle school teacher named Maine Teacher of the Year

Hampden teacher Kelsey Stoyanova has been named 2022 Maine Teacher of the Year.
State

One officer per shift: Maine small-town police departments face dire staffing shortages

Right now in Pittsfield, there is only one police officer per shift. The department is offering $15K sign-on bonuses for qualifying applicants.
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Lewiston program teaches entry-level cooking skills to adults for free

The Green Ladle's free Adult Work Program in Lewiston runs for four weeks. The first session started on Sept. 28, and the second starts on Nov. 9.
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The Green Ladle in Lewiston provides free program for adults

The goal is to send these adult students into the local workforce after the four-week program is over to help support restaurants in need of kitchen staff members.

Getting foul language off the roads and highways will take months

Maine land preservation program reactivated after 4 years

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Hampden outdoor daycare connects kids with nature

Watch/Listen Boston Bruins 2021-22 season preview

Fatal Augusta officer-involved shooting

David Flanagan dies at 74

Watch/Listen Boston Bruins 2021-22 season preview

Maine State Music Theatre's costume sale returns this weekend

Maine State Music Theatre looks to costume sale for fundraising support

Maine State Music Theatre's costume sale returns this weekend

Hampden middle school teacher named Maine Teacher of the Year

One officer per shift: Maine small-town police departments face dire staffing shortages

Lewiston program teaches entry-level cooking skills to adults for free

The Green Ladle in Lewiston provides free program for adults

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