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The Maine location for U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Office of Professional Responsibility is now located behind a nondescript door next to a driving school in Bangor. Photo by Erin Rhoda

Last year, the internal affairs office for U.S. Customs and Border Protection quietly moved from its previous space at the Bangor International Airport to a nondescript, unmarked offi...


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A map illustrates how water is flooding downtown Machias from all directions, driven by storm surge from the ocean or by rainfall and snowmelt runoff that raise water levels in the river tributaries surrounding the area. Courtesy the Upper Machias Bay Master Plan Leadership Committee.

MACHIAS — The Upper Machias Bay Master Plan Leadership Committee has released its recomm...


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Board of Selectmen members Lexi Daggett, Chair Jeff Allen and Seth Webber discuss the next steps at a meeting on March 16, following the resignation of the town clerk and her deputy. Photo by Ben Hanstein.

NEW VINEYARD — The resignations of the town clerk and deputy town clerk last week have left the Board of Selectmen scrambling to maintain services ahead of the annual t...


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Photo by Robert F. Bukaty of the Associated Press.

CALAIS — Superintendent Mary Anne Spearin told the Calais School Committee earlier this month that proposed changes to the state’s school funding formula could benefit the district.

The Maine Legislature voted Thursday to pass


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WATERVILLE — The City Council on Tuesday reviewed its memorandum of understanding with Purnell Wrigley Field, with councilors leaning toward measures aimed at reducing noise and easing on-street parking problems.

Adopted in 2016, the memorandum of understanding, or MOU, originally called for a 20-year agreement. The term was later shorten...


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