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CoronavirusLighting of Menorah caps weekend holiday festivities
Large crowds gather for holiday events including arrival of Santa, Parade of Lights, and lighting of Lobster Trap Tree.
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Knox County court news
The following cases were completed in the Knox County court from Nov. 19 through Nov. 26.
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Coronavirus
Lawyer asks Owls Head to kick two members off Planning Board
Pair of Planning Board members defend their actions.
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Bagging a buck, with a little help from his friends
Longtime local hunter and coach Raymond Gushee, of Appleton, received the gift of a new rifle from his friends after a health crisis. Now there seems to be no stopping him.
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Homeowner said new house offers creativity to Rockland architectural heritage
Home under construction on Gay Street Place stands out in neighborhood.
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Coronavirus
Plans submitted for new downtown Rockland building
Planning Board will review the project on Monday, Dec. 7.
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Water company records show rainfall trend
Records date back to 1913 at Mirror Lake in West Rockport.
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Coronavirus
Knox County sees five more COVID-19 cases, CDC reports Thursday
Statewide, hospitalizations skyrocket, setting another unenviable record.
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Saddle up: Windjammers pedal back to competition
Camden Hills mountain bikers, who raced to boatload of state championships in recent decades, back on trails after missing 2020 due to pandemic. Cycle student-athletes overjoyed to ride in three official events this fall.
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Sports
A bit more respect for ‘Pigskin Pundits’ with strong Week 11
With solid records by prognosticators, there is tie for first as Reade Brower and Mark Haskell lead with 108 victories in 165 games with second half of National Football League season underway.
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Lions, Mustangs, Windjammers deemed All-State in field hockey
Belfast's Reagan Seekins, Grace Hall and Madison Shorey earn All-State recognition for play on field, while same trio, plus Gail Curtis, Charlotte Hood and Anna Jordan of Camden Hills and Cassondra Heath and Cali Warren of Mount View, are among all-academic honorees.
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Net gains: Tennis, pickleball players ‘serve to end world hunger’
Through weekend court tournaments at Midcoast Recreation Center, 16th annual fundraiser raises money for global and local agencies to help fight hunger.
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Schooled: Sailfish, Bluefish hooked on fun-filled, early-season meet
In splashy good times, young neighboring Waldo and Knox county swimmers dive into 2021-22 campaign with head-to-head races after year of virtual competition. Story includes video and nearly 200 photos.
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Former Mariner makes long-awaited boxing debut
Thomas Curtis of South Thomaston wins by technical knockout in Rocky Marciano tournament, sets sights on division title Dec. 18.
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Mediocrity rules in Week 10 as ‘Pigskin Pundits’ stink, stank, stunk
Smelly finishes aside, Reade Brower takes sole possession of first place, holds one-game lead over Mark Haskell as others flounder and try to avoid sinking into the abyss.
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Maine Principals’ Association gives winter guidelines update
Basketball tournaments return to traditional venues in Augusta, Bangor and Portland; wrestlers need to be masked, but not required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 as initially recommended.
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New exhibit at Maine Coastal Islands Art Gallery
Three shows looking at the natural environment through the lens of a variety of art techniques are on display through the winter at the Maine Coastal Islands NWR Visitor Center, 9 Water St., Rockland.
Vose or Virtual Wednesday Series: Chapin, Corrow discuss co-creation book
Gary Chapin and Carisa Corrow discuss their co-creation of the book: "126 Falsehoods We Believe About Education."
Mark A. Wells
Mark Wells, 67, passed away Nov. 13, 2021, after diabetic issues complicated by COVID-19.
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