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Today is Friday. Temperatures will be in the mid-70s to low 80s from north to south with sunny skies throughout the state. Here's what we're talking about in Maine today.

Despite town warning, church-goers meeting illegally under a tent in subdivision won’t stop

  • Neighbors aren’t happy that Calvary Chapel's twice-weekly services, which draw as many as 200 people, haven’t stopped.
With York County cases growing, Maine could lose grip on COVID-19, state health official warns

  • About half of the state’s active coronavirus outbreaks are now based in the state’s southernmost county, and York County’s rate of new cases and rate of virus tests coming back positive have been about triple the rest of the state over the past two weeks.
Maine GOP lawmaker wants to elevate penalties for protest-related crimes
  • A Republican lawmaker wants to increase penalties for people who destroy property or assault police officers as protests against racism and police brutality continue nationally, but a civil rights advocate cited “grave concerns” about the proposal.

What Brewer’s 1st day of school during COVID-19 looked like

  • Despite masks, symptom checks and a socially distanced setup, Brewer students on Thursday settled in for a surprisingly normal first day of school.
Maine election officials under time crunch as law court considers signature validity questions
  • The validity of just dozens of signatures could determine whether ranked-choice voting is used in Maine’s presidential election as the state’s high court is under time pressure to rule with a key ballot deadline looming in less than a month.
With shark attack and scuba accidents, 2020 has been more deadly along Maine’s coast

  • Earlier this week, three people died in Maine’s coastal waters, bringing the statewide total so far this year to nine, including seven in just the past two months. That is the most ocean fatalities Maine has had since at least 2015.

How to check if your personal care items contain toxins

  • Knowing what ingredients to look out for on labels can help you choose between products that could be toxic to you and those safer for your health.
Just outside Bangor, this arboretum and trail network features a wide variety of plants
Ecotat Gardens and Arboretum is a 91-acre property in Hermon that’s home to 55 gardens and a network of woodland trails. The property is home to 280 tree species, as well as 1,500 perennials. Interpretive displays identify many of the native trees.

In other Maine news...

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QUALITY, BUILDABLE LAND EDDINGTON
Chemo Pond 3 Rd., Lot 28, 7.4 acres; buildable land mins. to Bgr/Ells; snowmbl/atv trails; nearby water; $59,000; Kelley & Wally Fenlason, 207-949-7376. Realty of Maine.
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EAST MACHIAS MLS#1282261
Covenants protect investment. Rd front, rights to common lot. Near Gardner Lake. Great opp. Survey says 8.97ac. lot. $26,500 Sunrise Realty, Anita Johnson,
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HAMPDEN MLS#1413707
4 BR/2 BA 1918 farmhouse on 1.2 acs. Spacious fam. rm., huge backyard, 2-car att. gar. & front porch. $169,000 Jean Jenkins, Vacationland Realty, VacationlandRealtyMaine.com
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DEDHAM
Lot # 1 Hillside Dr. Conv. loc. minutes from 1A. Subdivision lot., Elec. at St., septic test avail. Walking trails abound & Lucerne Beach Club nearby. $25,000
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COUNTRY LIVING IN MILO RANCH
3 BR/1.5 BA W/2-car attach gar Deck & nice yard. Big basement. 1-car detach gar & shed w/gen. Near Schoodic & Ebeemee Lakes & KI. Trails nearby. Anne Bailey, DeWitt-Jones Realty, 207-943-3163
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