Current Events

By Exception Staff | November 04, 2009

Victories for medical marijuana and the state's transportation bond. Gay marriage is overturned by voters. TABOR II and the motor vehicle excise tax proposal fail.

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By Will Clarke | July 30, 2009

Apparently, much of white America finds it hard to believe that people of color can leave behind their own experiences as non-white's and be fair to white people, a question rarely leveled at any white judge or politician.

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By Jessie Sawyer | July 27, 2009

Today marks Maine astronaut Chris Cassidy's final spacewalk.

By Jessie Sawyer | July 20, 2009

Allingham devoted his last years in London to reminding his country about the patriotism of 9 million soldiers killed in World War I.

By Peter Linsley | July 17, 2009

$365,000 has been raised in preparation for a November statewide vote.

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By Peter Linsley | July 14, 2009

Jane Weinberger, a beloved writer and publisher of children’s stories and wife of the late Defense secretary Caspar Weinberger, has passed away at 91.

By Peter Linsley | July 13, 2009

More than 6,000 pounds of clams will likely be consumed.

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By Exception Staff | July 10, 2009

Red tide forces widespread closures across the coast's clam flats.

By Peter Linsley | July 09, 2009

Organizers of the Yarmouth Clam Festival say the vegetable oil used to fry clams will be recycled and converted into alternative fuel for diesel engines.

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By Exception Staff | June 30, 2009

Sen. Snowe bucks the GOP and supports a "standby" public health care option.

By Jessie Sawyer | June 25, 2009

The findings have published by the Chatham House research center in London and are now being cited by world leaders.

By Exception Staff | June 24, 2009

There are a bunch of worthwhile events going down Thursday, June 25 in Portland. We are listing them today so you can plan your tomorrow.

By Exception Staff | June 17, 2009

Today's top headlines from traditional newspapers across Maine.

By Exception Staff | June 11, 2009

The public has a chance to comment on new regulations affecting renewable energy development on the Outer Continental Shelf.

By Exception Staff | June 04, 2009

State officials suspect arsonists burned down the controversial coffee shop.

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By Peter Linsley | May 27, 2009

Today the US Department of Education awarded Bowdoin College of Brunswick, Maine a grant of $423,070.

By MFL Staff | May 27, 2009

Linda Bean's Perfect Maine will create a 60 foot long lobster roll during the 36th Annual Old Port Fest in Portland.

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