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Suspect kills 2 women in Kentucky church after shooting state trooper, police say

US Crime · United States

Suspect kills 2 women in Kentucky church after shooting state trooper, police say

57% Center coverage: 408 sources

Multiple people have been injured in a shooting at a church in the US state of Kentucky, authorities say.Kentucky governor Andy Beshear said "we are aware of a series of incidents" in the city of Lexington involving one suspect.See the Story

Trump Administration Says It Won't Publish Major Climate Change Report on NASA Website as Promised

Climate Change · United States

Trump Administration Says It Won't Publish Major Climate Change Report on NASA Website as Promised

72% Center coverage: 121 sources

Thune says Senate on track to move $9.4B in funding cuts after locking down key vote

Republican Party · United States

Thune says Senate on track to move $9.4B in funding cuts after locking down key vote

56% Center coverage: 53 sources

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Bald Eagle's New Status as the Official US Bird Brings Pride and Hope to Many Native Americans

Bald Eagle's New Status as the Official US Bird Brings Pride and Hope to Many Native Americans

Bald Eagle's New Status as the Official US Bird Brings Pride and Hope to Many Native Americans

Florida man who killed 2 people outside a bar is scheduled to be executed

51% Center coverage: 41 sources

Florida Politics · Florida See the Story

Nextdoor Social Site, Looking for a Revival, Pins Hopes on Partnership with Local News Providers

Coverage: 31 sources

NEW YORK (AP) — Nextdoor, the social media site that aims to create connections among neighbors, is trying to shake off an uneven past and a nagging sense it is being underutilized. How? It is turning to professional journalists for help. The company announced a partnership Tuesday with more than 3,500 local news providers who will regularly contribute material to the app. As part of a redesign, it is also expanding its ability to alert users ab…Stock Markets · New York See the Story

A chef from the ‘other Belfast’ is opening a restaurant in the midcoast city

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This story first appeared in the Midcoast Update, a newsletter published every Tuesday and Friday. Sign up here to receive stories about the midcoast delivered to your inbox each week, along with our other newsletters. A chef who spent her youth in Belfast, Northern Ireland, is getting ready to open a new breakfast and lunch spot in the Maine city of the same name. Sharon Kull, who recently moved to Maine after previously working as a chef in ot…Belfast, Maine · Belfast Read Article

Norway Savings Bank appoints St. Pierre as chief financial officer and treasurer EVP

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

NORWAY — Norway Savings Bank is pleased to announce that Richard St. Pierre has been appointed chief financial officer and Treasurer EVP. St. Pierre succeeds the retiring Brian Shibles, who has served at NSB for over 23 years, including 20 years as NSB’s CFO and 12 years as treasurer. St. Pierre arrived at Norway Savings Bank in December of 2023 as senior finance officer SVP and has since overseen the overall management of the bank’s financial …Norway, Maine · Norway Read Article

Alewife run on midcoast Maine was significantly lower this year

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This year’s April showers brought May flowers and a poor alewife yield in Lincoln County. Due to cold weather and high water volume, town officials said this year’s alewife run was significantly lower than usual at Damariscotta Mills and Bristol. Starting in the late 1700s, overfishing and the use of dams caused alewife populations to decrease across Maine for more than two centuries, according to the Maine Forest and Logging Museum and the Cons…Climate Change · Maine Read Article

Mount Hope intersection will be closed for sewer repairs

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An intersection of Mount Hope Avenue in Bangor will be closed Tuesday. That will allow C&C Lynch Excavation to repair a sewer main, according to an alert from the city. The closure will affect traffic at the intersection of Mount Hope Avenue and Fruit Street. Drivers should avoid the area and find alternative routes.Bangor, Maine · Bangor Read Article

[Opinion] School Supply Prices May Rise This Summer

Coverage: 2 sources

Tariffs could cause an increase in school supply prices as soon as Aug. 1.Tariffs · Bangor See the Story

Drivers owe Bangor more than $10,000 in unpaid parking tickets

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Bangor is missing more than $10,000 in unpaid parking tickets, according to the manager who oversees the city’s parking services. More than 100 vehicles have unpaid tickets, and some drivers have racked up dozens, Parke Clemons, area manager for PCI Municipal Services, said. He did not specify how long those unpaid parking tickets have accrued for. Anyone with more than three unpaid tickets is at risk for towing — and soon, the Barnacle. The Bar…Bangor, Maine · Bangor Read Article

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