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Saco clothing distribution center seeks new volunteer to oversee operations
In 2008, Elaine Fournier wanted to do something to help others and to honor her late sister. At the time she was a bus driver in Saco, and after talking with guidance counselors and local school officials, she found there were many families in the community who couldn’t afford warm clothing for their children.
Kittery Land Trust unveils Gib & Cormac Trail at Nooney Farm
KITTERY, Maine — Friends and volunteers of the Kittery Land Trust gathered Aug. 8 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially open the Gib & Cormac Trail at Nooney Farm. The significant milestone marks the culmination of years of hard work and dedication by Kittery Land Trust's stewardship volunteers and the generous support of donors Tim and Mary Ann Driscoll. ...
Husson University Inducts Bob O’Keefe Into Million-Dollar Donor Club
Husson University recently celebrated Bob O'Keefe '67 for surpassing $1 million in donations, marking his entry into the prestigious million-dollar donor club. O'Keefe, a longtime supporter of the university, began donating over 20 years ago, significantly enhancing Husson's athletic programs, particularly softball facilities. His contributions extend beyond athletics, aiding various campus projects and scholarships, inspiring students and faculty alike.
Westbrook clears way for new Asian-American community center, temple
WESTBROOK, Maine — Plans for a new Asian-American community center and Cambodian temple were officially approved by the city of Westbrook this week. The nonprofit Khmer Maine and the Watt Samaki Temple in Buxton are partnering to build a community center, a traditional Buddhist temple, and a worship hall on about 30 acres off Cumberland Street near Willoughby Farm Road.
Ticks are on the move. This UMaine study could pinpoint the reason why.
ORONO, Maine — Ticks carrying diseases are moving farther north and west every year, reaching into new areas of Maine. Scientists want to learn how the weather and wildlife on the move impact deer tick populations and the health risks to people. Deer ticks carry several pathogens that cause diseases, including Lyme.
Cancer nonprofit lights up Rt. 1A, donated by local business
HOLDEN, Maine (WABI) - A new addition to a Holden nonprofit aimed to aid cancer patients is hoping to be a beacon of light, literally and figuratively!. Light ME Up, a permanent outdoor lighting company, came to Sarah’s House Thursday to install strings of lights around the house. The...
The doctor will see you now. The doctor is a machine
PORTLAND, Maine — Here’s a question worth pondering. Who has the better bedside manner—your doctor or a device powered by artificial intelligence?. In a surprising number of cases, patients say that AI is more comforting than a human physician. Actually, given the state of American healthcare, maybe that’s not surprising.
Deal With It Roman conquers the Skowhegan State Fair
Skowhegan, ME — Deal With It Roman (1:55.1-$30.40) reached speeds unknown on Wednesday (Aug. 14) at the Skowhegan State Fair as he shaved nearly two seconds off his previous lifetime best while scorching the “Skow-Town” oval with the capable hands of driver Aaron Hall holding the lines.
Portland Medicaid Transportation driver named Modivcare Maine Driver of the Month
SOUTH PORTLAND — Modivcare Inc. (the “Company” or “Modivcare”) (Nasdaq: MODV), a technology-enabled healthcare services company that provides a platform of integrated supportive care solutions focused on improving health outcomes, […]
Highway Horror in New Hampshire! Logging Truck Teeters Over Wall After Shocking Crash!
MANCHESTER, NH – A stretch of highway in New Hampshire was expected to be closed for “several hours” Friday after a logging truck flipped over a guardrail, leaving part of the trailer dangling over a road below. Interstate 293 Southbound was closed in the area of Exit...
Kayaker alive and well after kayak capsizes near Ogunquit-York line
YORK (WGME) -- A kayaker is alive and well after his kayak capsized near the Ogunquit-York town line Thursday afternoon. According to York police, someone saw a kayaker go out into the water with a jacket on and a large bag. An hour later, the witness saw the kayak drifting...
Maine Community Group Reports Surge in Coyote & Bobcat Daytime Sightings
I know what you’re thinking: “We’re in Maine, of course we’re going to see and hear bobcats and coyotes!”. You’re right. But recently, one Maine town has seen more during the day than usual. The Greene Village Facebook Group has actively spotted coyotes and bobcats, and are sharing the animals' locations with residents.
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