UMaine in the News

PPH interviews Dill about the impact of subzero winter temperatures on ticks

Griffin Dill, director of the University of Maine Cooperative Extension Tick Lab, spoke to the Portland Press Herald about whether this weekend’s subzero temperatures will impact Maine’s tick population. “I don’t think this cold weather coming up is going to have much of an impact on tick populations at all. We don’t have a lot […]

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Sun Journal features UMaine Extension homemakers program

The Sun Journal noted that the Franklin County Extension Homemakers (FCEH), a University of Maine Cooperative Extension program, is gearing up for 2023 with a meeting with their advisory board on Feb. 13. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss and target specific community needs and problem solve those needs. FCEH is a volunteer […]

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Media highlight Sodexo broccoli event at UMaine

News Center Maine, WABI-TV (Channel 5 in Bangor) and Food Service Director noted that the University of Maine joined 10 other schools across the state for The Maine Broccoli Takeover hosted by food supplier Sodexo. The event highlighted Sodexo’s partnership with Good Shepard Food Bank and efforts to bring locally grown food to the campuses. […]

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BDN shares 2023 Department of Art Faculty Exhibition events

The Bangor Daily News shared that the University of Maine Department of Art will host its 2023 Faculty Exhibition from Feb. 3–March 17 in the Lord Hall Gallery. A public reception will take place 5:30–7 p.m. Feb. 10. The trio Aldrich Norton & Ross will perform live in the gallery at 4 p.m. Feb. 23. […]

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AP notes Talty nomination for National Book Critics Circle award

The Associated Press noted that Morgan Talty, associate professor of English at the University of Maine, was nominated for a National Book Critics Circle award for best debut work. The Washington Post, the Independent, The Hill, ABC News, Bloomberg and other outlets shared the AP report.

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