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Today's photo of the day: in Sedgwick by Joanna Bentley

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After last December’s floods, one western Maine town dredged the river. Now they must undo it.

State officials say the town of Phillips went too far in its response to the flooding, damaging an Atlantic salmon habitat. Town leaders deny they did anything wrong.

Read this Maine Monitor story by Ben Hanstein.

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What are the chances of a white Christmas in Maine? It depends on where you are | WMTW

Fishing piers still rebuilding from last winter’s storms | Bangor Daily News

Maine ban on PFAS-laden products moves forward | Maine Public

Court sets hearing on pausing sale of UMaine Belfast center | Bangor Daily News

Inside the collapse of Bangor’s biggest syringe provider | Bangor Daily News

State Police sergeant broke the rules by working too much overtime | Bangor Daily News

Maine AG looks to bar contractor accused of bilking clients from doing business | Bangor Daily News

Maine Trust for Local News layoffs reportedly loom as National Trust for Local News CEO gets pay bump | Patch

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