"The campground pet was a gentle creature with soft eyes, who had learned that we kept a good supply of her favorite treat: salted crackers. She called every evening at twilight," Tim Caverly writes.

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Today's top news   In the woods of Baxter State Park, this unexpected woodland friend shared crackers   "The campground pet was a gentle creature with soft eyes, who had learned that we kept a good supply of her favorite treat: salted crackers. She called every evening at twilight," Tim Caverly writes.     The mob made me do it: Rioters claim Jan. 6 crowd at fault   It wasn't his fault, Christopher Grider said, that he ended up inside the Capitol with a yellow “Don’t Tread on Me” flag around his neck as lawmakers ran for their lives.     Trail advocates want to expand Mountain Division Trail to Portland   “If I could ride my bike from the New Hampshire border into Portland and stay overnight if I wanted to, go out to eat and ride back the next day, I think there would be a lot of people who would...     1 more Mainer dies as 116 new coronavirus cases reported across the state   Another person has succumbed to the virus, bringing the statewide death toll to 820.     What to expect as Maine lifts its mask mandate tomorrow   Vaccinated Mainers will not be required to wear a mask outdoors or indoors in Maine after May 24.     High Lewiston-area COVID-19 rates illustrate Maine’s hesitancy, messaging challenges   Officials in the diverse urban communities and more rural areas say they are battling misinformation, hesitancy and confusion around public health guidelines.     The 1901 design of the Maine flag was only flown for 8 years, but it remains iconic   The story of the Maine flag is more complex than we might think.

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