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Pipe that smashed Maine car didn't come from plane: FAA reveals source
Police initially thought a 35-pound metal pipe that shattered the rear window and dented the liftgate of a car parked on the Maine State Pier in Portland came from an airplane, but the Federal Aviation Administration discovered that was not the case.
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The settlement closes a dispute first sparked by the federal government’s decision to freeze federal funds to Maine for ...
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Police initially thought the metal part, which crashed into a parked car, could have plunged from an airplane.
Island Creek Oysters, the South Shore’s premiere oyster farm, is shipping up to Boston later this year. The company is planning to open Island Creek Raw Bar, an outdoor seasonal restaurant in Seaport, ...
Maine’s history with railroads dates back to the mid-1800s. In Portland, the Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad started ...
On Sunday, June 29, 2025, Mulaney will make his debut at the Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts, ...
Ryan Jara of Gorham was the top finisher from Maine, who finished 70th overall with a time of 2:22:48. The 2024 Maine ...
PORTLAND (WGME) -- Monday will mark the 129th running of the prestigious Boston Marathon. For South Portland's Matt Michaud, ...
BOSTON, Mass. - Maine baseball defeated Boston College 5-4 on Wednesday in midweek non-conference action. Aiden Bardi had the ...
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