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Maine paddleboarder’s death investigated

Missing paddleboarder’s body found, death ruled a homicide by Maine police

Kathy Lunt, the owner of Mic Mac campground where Sunshine Stewart was living when she went missing, said she was seen heading out on her paddleboard hours before she disappeared.

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Maine paddleboarder’s death investigated as a homicide, police say

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Missing Maine paddleboarder was murdered, suspect unknown: Police

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Investigators say someone killed missing paddleboarder found dead in Maine

Authorities have not yet said how she died, but did rule her death a homicide.

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Paddleboarder’s mysterious killing rocks quiet summer vacation area

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Maine State Police address ‘fear and discomfort’ in Union as they investigate homicide

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Mysterious discovery of missing paddleboarder’s body prompts murder probe in small Maine community

Authorities received a phone call after Stewart failed to return about six hours after heading out to the water, sparking a multi-agency search.

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Missing paddleboarder Sunshine Stewart’s death ruled a homicide

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Homicide investigation continues into paddleboarder's death in Union

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'I just can't believe it.' Friends of Union, Maine homicide victim share memories

As the homicide investigation continues into the death of Sunshine "Sunny" Stewart in Union, Maine, her friends are sharing memories. They are also talking about the flow of information concerning the investigation itself.

Questions surrounding Union murder remain several days later

Last Thursday, 48-year-old Sunshine Stewart of Tenants Harbor was found dead in Union after Maine State Police say she went for an evening paddleboard ride.

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Union community seeks answers after killing of paddleboarder

The body of 48-year-old Sunshine "Sunny" Stewart of Tenants Harbor was found on July 3. Her death was ruled a homicide.

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With recent court ruling, Maine federal workers brace for more uncertainty, potential layoffs

The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to proceed with its plans for large-scale layoffs. The Maine AFL-CIO said it's most concerned about potential layoffs at Social Security offices in Maine and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

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