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Historic church in Gardiner needs million-dollar repair job

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Historic church in Gardiner needs million-dollar repair job

Nation World

Ancient Hebrew Bible to be auctioned for estimated $30M price

"It’s like the emergence of the biblical text as we know it today," a specialist at Sotheby’s said.
Maine Politics

New bill aims to strengthen Wabanaki Studies Law

Lawmakers are proposing legislation to make the decades-old Wabanaki Studies Law more effective.
Education

A bill in Augusta aims to strengthen Wabanaki Studies Law

Lawmakers are proposing legislation to make the decades-old Wabanaki Studies Law more effective.
World

Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris gets closer to reopening

In 2019, a massive fire broke out in the rafters and caused extensive damage. The landmark is centuries old, and many Mainers have fond memories of the facility.
History

Happy 203rd birthday, Maine! You don't look a day over 200

The land we now call Maine was once part of Massachusetts but became independent on this March 15, 1820. Maine was named the 23rd state in the U.S.
History

Maine Irish Heritage Center receives a $3 million grant for renovation

On Tuesday, Rep. Chellie Pingree, D-Maine, presented the Maine Irish Heritage Center with a $3 million grant to help renovate the 130-year-old building.
5 Plus

72 Hours on Bloody Island: The 1917 East St. Louis Massacre

Countless savage attacks were unleashed during the bloodshed. That’s just a glimpse of what happened during one of the bloodiest race wars on this ground.
Movies

One-on-one with Oscar nominated filmmaker Joshua Seftel

Oscar nominated filmmaker Joshua Seftel talks with 13 News’ Trevor Cox about his recent documentary "Stranger at the Gate" which takes place in Muncie, IN.
Nation World

Where each state stands on making daylight saving time permanent

Here's a state-by-state look at efforts to make daylight saving time permanent.
History

Women's History Month | A time to reflect and celebrate

A look back at how women's history month got started, as well as some profiles of amazing women then and now that are breaking barriers and inspiring others.
News

These Maine women were instrumental in American political policy

We're taking a look at a few Maine women who have changed the world through policy by using their political power to try and give more people a fair shake.

Maine seeks input on plan to expand broadband

Auburn launches grant program to spur corner store comeback

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Winter storm damage leads to disaster declaration in Maine

Maine's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Maine | NewsCenterMaine.com

Historic church in Gardiner needs million-dollar repair job

Ancient Hebrew Bible to be auctioned for estimated $30M price

New bill aims to strengthen Wabanaki Studies Law

A bill in Augusta aims to strengthen Wabanaki Studies Law

Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris gets closer to reopening

Happy 203rd birthday, Maine! You don't look a day over 200

Maine Irish Heritage Center receives a $3 million grant for renovation

72 Hours on Bloody Island: The 1917 East St. Louis Massacre

One-on-one with Oscar nominated filmmaker Joshua Seftel

Where each state stands on making daylight saving time permanent

Women's History Month | A time to reflect and celebrate

These Maine women were instrumental in American political policy

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