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Daniel Quirk has filed plans to build a Hyundai dealership on Quincy Avenue, next to his Chrysler Jeep dealership.

Waynflete's Cathie Connors is Maine's all-time leader in high school lacrosse victories. But she will coach the rest of this season without her daughter, Jess, on the field after the All-State player broke her ankle last week.

The seller netted about $2 million. “We just connected the dots,” said one broker, whose client got a decent return from just four years ago.

Standout athletes Martha Veroneau and Morgan Woodhouse honored.

Unless differences can be worked out, Anthem will no longer be in network at Maine Medical Center starting Jan. 1, 2023.

Fore River Urology, an independent medical practice in Portland, says it will no longer be an in-network provider as of August 1 for patients with commercial Anthem plans and as of September 1 for patients with Anthem Medicare Advantage coverage.

Fore River Urology says the change will go into effect Aug. 1 for those with commercial plans, Sept. 1 for those with Medicare Advantage.

Observances of the annual celebration range from story hours and a film festival to community cleanups and interactive activities for kids.

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Maine is considering stricter standards that could trigger consumption advisories for PFAS in some of the state's freshwater fish, while scientists continue to gather data on potential health impacts of the chemicals in shellfish.