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- Check8 days agoChange DetectedNew entries and teaser text were added to the News section, including an October 12 Fall Open House and features like The Heirloom Apple Hunters and a keynote by Seth Carbonneau. These items broaden coverage of upcoming events, notable people, and campus milestones.SummaryDifference6%

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- Check22 days agoChange DetectedNew items were added to the COA News feed, including a research feature on Atlantic sea scallop reproduction by Kaitlyn Kowaleski ’19 and coverage of April Boucher ’06’s long-running leadership of the Common Ground Country Fair, along with an update to pagination. Older stories featuring Mary Harney ’96 earning a PhD and the Share the Harvest Farm Dinner were removed.SummaryDifference5%

- Check29 days agoChange DetectedNew stories about the 3+3 pathway to legal careers and the Maine IDeA Biomedical Research Excellence program have been added to the News page, along with a profile of career paths from Bar Harbor to kidney research. Several older news items have been removed to refresh the listing and keep the feed current.SummaryDifference5%

- Check37 days agoChange DetectedTwo new COA news items were added: one highlighting COA students, alumni, and faculty at the 2026 Green Crab Working Summit and another noting advances in invasive green crab research. At the same time, two older items—Is land Institute’s From the Sea Up feature and a COA podcast series on women adapting to change—were removed.SummaryDifference1%

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