Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024

Quote of the Day


“I look for a heightened moment when it makes sense to burst into song.”


— Larrance Fingerhut, composer for “A Kick in Your Derry’ere!,” a new production by Penobscot Theater Co. and ImprovAcadia that will make musical improv based on a Stephen King novel.


Today’s Top Maine Stories

Here are three things to know about illegal voting claims Maine Republicans want investigated. The claims hinge on leaked health records that the Maine secretary of state’s office is barred from accessing.

Maine's early voting figures show neither party with clear momentum. Democrats have been dominating absentee voting in Maine, but Republicans have a narrower gap in the crucial 2nd Congressional District.

Bangor must house homeless residents if it closes camp, resource providers say. A team of outreach workers wants to find shelter for the 73 people living behind the Hope House Health and Living Center.

Bar Harbor asked voters to loosen the town’s cruise ship limits. Voters will have to agree to repeal the limits they approved in November 2022 for that to happen.

Rockland is going to hire a consultant to help sort out its housing crisis. Councilor Adam Lachman, who is sponsoring the order, said the city has made changes to its code but needs new ideas.

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A new show in Bangor is turning a Stephen King book into musical improv. The show will follow the story of King’s novel “Salem’s Lot" but be different each night based on suggestions from the audience.


Is your hay Maine’s best? You can prove it in a new contest. With a shorter window to produce livestock feed here than in warmer parts of the country, quality matters.

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