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Tag: Press Herald
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Mainers’ vehicle data is wrongly at risk | Opinion
By choosing not to sign a bill clarifying the state’s Automotive Right to Repair law, the governor has left consumers in limbo.
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Hannaford data breach affected more than 95,000 Mainers
Dutch-based parent company Ahold Delhaize USA encourages affected individuals to remain vigilant in protecting their personal information.
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Morse High School senior reflects on community connections, orchard revival
Declan Wright, chairperson of the Morse High School Community Liaison Council, speaks about his experiences cultivating community through an apple tree restoration project. He looks forward to bringing what he learned into the future.
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Insomnia Cookies to open in Portland’s Old Port Saturday
The store, the chain’s first in Maine, is known for delivering warm cookies at all hours – day and night.
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Cameras in work zones a sensible step | Letter
The April 24 Press Herald article regarding the use of traffic cameras at construction sites to slow traffic had some appalling comments regarding personal privacy. Our country has gone nuts and common sense has been lost by many. It’s fairly obvious that everyone speeds higher than the posted rate through construction zones. Anyone who tries […]
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Rep Libby’s censure was not enough | Letter
As a child psychologist, practicing in Lewiston/Auburn for 40 years, I believe that Rep. Laurel Libby’s posting of a photograph and personal information for someone else’s child is the definition of child abuse. She was censured for this breach of ethics, not for her position on transgender youth. I find it difficult to understand how […]
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Second fire in a month breaks out at Gorham cannabis facility
The Gorham Fire Department responded to a 911 call on Saturday reporting black smoke coming from the building on 7 Country Road.
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Maine’s farmers and retailers can’t afford cuts to SNAP | Opinion
For many, this loss of revenue and access to healthy food cannot be replaced.