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June 28, 2024
Host dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson did your new book astrophysics for people in a hurry you open by saying the universe is under no obligation to make sense what does that mean . I think up until the year 1600 when we had no particular tools to investigate the Natural World the five senses were the primary means we gave all information about the universe and not even knowing that our five senses had live and said everything you know, the thinking of letting tries to give you but it is not better run a...
May 28, 2024
Various churches and organizations in Aroostook County have made trips to Haiti over the years to offer support. Some who have connections to Haiti speak about what they've been experiencing.
January 29, 2024
It could make the northern Maine district that has grown more conservative in recent years one of the most likely to flip in the 2024 election.
January 5, 2024
The U.S. military tested tactical herbicides including Agent Orange at the New Brunswick base in the late 1960’s.
September 21, 2023
Eleven years ago, Mark Babin and Kurt LeBlanc moved into a 1,100-square-foot condo in the Marigny Triangle with the expectation of being there for a year or two.
July 6, 2023
If everyone maintains their position, the tribes will win and Mills will have the first veto of her tenure overridden.
July 5, 2023
Gov. Janet Mills' lobbying is putting a vote on the tribal-rights bill in the balance.
June 23, 2023
Native American tribes in Maine took a step toward greater sovereignty as the state Legislature voted to let most federal laws apply to Wabanaki tribes, putting them on the same footing as other federally recognized tribes across the country. Both the Maine House and Senate approved the bill with enough support to overcome a potential veto of the bill.
June 22, 2023
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June 22, 2023
Native American tribes in Maine took an important step toward greater sovereignty as the state Legislature voted to let most federal laws apply to Wabanaki tribes, putting them on the same footing as other federally recognized tribes across the country. Both the Maine House and Senate approved the bill with enough support Wednesday to overcome a potential veto of the bill. “Today signifies a landmark victory in the pursuit of Wabanaki self-determination," Penobscot Nation Chief Kir...