List of newspapers in Maine

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This is a list of newspapers in Maine .

Daily newspapers

Weekly newspapers

Defunct

Further reading

Miller, Alan (1978). "The History of Current Maine Newspapers". Book Collections at the Maine State Library. Damariscotta, Maine: Lincoln County Publishing Co.

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References

  1. "About Evening express. (Portland, Me.) 1971–1991 « Chronicling America « Library of Congress (loc.gov)".
  2. http://archive.altweeklies.com/aan/maine-times-closes-shop/Article?oid=937 [ bare URL ]
  3. "Journal Tribune to cease publication after 135 years". October 2019.