John Arnold: My GAA pilgrimage to Newry, and memories of Cork legend Ring
Jarlath Burns will be a great GAA President for all of us, so says John Arnold in his weekly column
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Maine's labor movement sees big shift from small unions
Although the total number of unionized workers in Maine is historically low, there is a trend afoot among workers who feel emboldened, and that could lead to more unionization efforts.
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Plans for new café at former Little Dog no longer brewing in Brunswick
Former Little Dog Coffee Shop workers said they have started looking for other jobs.
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Former Little Dog employees pursue legal action – The Bowdoin Orient
Following the closure of Brunswick cafe Little Dog in June due to a two-week employee strike, the shop’s former space at 87 Maine Street remains empty as a…
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Heat wave engulfs Iowa on RAGBRAI's longest, toughest day
Extra support-and-gear vans patrol the route as RAGBRAI riders push to reach Tama-Toledo before heat peaks.
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RAGBRAI riders feeling the heat as triple-digit heat indexes engulf Iowa, Midwest
Extra support-and-gear vans patrol the route as RAGBRAI riders push to reach Tama-Toledo before heat peaks.
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RAGBRAI riders feeling the heat as triple-digit heat indexes engulf Iowa, Midwest
Extra support-and-gear vans patrol the route as RAGBRAI riders push to reach Tama-Toledo before heat peaks.
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Plans for new café at former Little Dog no longer brewing in Brunswick
Former Little Dog Coffee Shop workers said they have started looking for other jobs.
Source: pressherald.com
Prospective Brunswick café owner reconsidering project after criticism from community, lawmaker
Raffi Sulahian cited "turmoil, started by one local newspaper reporter who intentionally created an unnecessary firestorm" as his reason for stopping a crowdsourced fundraiser to start a new café at the former Little Dog Coffee Shop.
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Prospective Brunswick café owner defends crowdfunding campaign
Raffi Sulahian, who is trying to open a café at the former Little Dog Coffee Shop, also addressed a letter he wrote slamming the shop's union.
Source: pressherald.com