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Prosecutors say Merton Weed Jr. stole more than $240,000 intended for businesses struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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FDA scientists said it’s difficult to know how much of the improvement came from MDMA versus simply undergoing intensive therapy.
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The grocery store chain confirmed Friday that it would open its newest Maine location on June 14.
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The Tampa youngster ended up in a spell-off against a good friend from Texas.
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Tyler Thompson flew to Africa with a friend but may have gotten embroiled in Congolese politics.
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Man and neighbor "supervise" woman planting flowers.
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Lisa Pisano was the second person to receive a kidney from a gene-edited pig, and NYU Langone Health announced that she is stable after an operation to remove the organ earlier this week.
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The invitation from House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican, and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat, among others across the aisle, has been in the works for some time.
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Ukrainians with blue and yellow flags took to the streets and loudly welcomed the POWs home.
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The spending package is $249,874.56 more than this fiscal year, which ends June 30.
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The City Council will formally discuss the membership Tuesday.
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The band was named after the C'est Si Bon Café at the Franco-American Festival, held for years in Lewiston's Kennedy Park.
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Even where consumer spending looks solid, it’s often being funded by borrowing.
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To deal with a higher volume of applications, some employers are trying to get through early interviews faster by avoiding real-life conversations altogether.
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U.S. authorities are seeking to seize Wang YunHe's $6.9 million apartment and his 2022 Ferrari Spider.
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While many of the examples were silly, others were dangerous or harmful falsehoods.
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The lawsuit alleges that African American advisers received less compensation and fewer promotions than their white counterparts.
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Cease-fire talks ground to a halt at the beginning of the month after a major push by the U.S. and other mediators to secure a deal, in hopes of averting a planned Israeli invasion of the southern city of Rafah.
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Motorists should expect to encounter runners during the midmorning hours.
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Police quickly put an end to the attack by shooting the assailant, who also was wounded.
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He will attend Husson University to major in nursing.
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For months, Manchin flirted with running for president as an independent or third-party candidate, worrying Democrats who anticipated a close rematch between President Biden and former president Donald Trump.
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No former president or presumptive party nominee has ever faced a felony conviction or the prospect of prison time, and Trump is expected to keep his legal troubles central to his campaign.
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Arrests listed for May 29, 2024 at the Franklin County Detention Center.
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Still, President Biden has said Israel has not crossed the 'red lines' of a full-fledged invasion that he has urged them against.
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Drag Queen Chartreuse Money said a man she didn't know told her that attending the event would put her life at risk. Organizers say it's just one example of the pushback they've received.
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Central Maine Power Co. and the state's public advocate are nearing agreement on how much the utility can charge ratepayers for storm recovery costs.
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But the president’s team does not expect the outcome to fundamentally change the dynamics of a close race.
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Residents will vote a second time June 11.
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There will likely still be delays on the Downeaster when high temperatures affect the metal rails, but the schedule is staying put, for the time being.
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Florida defers to other states’ disenfranchisement rules for residents convicted of out-of-state felonies, and New York only removes felons' right to vote when they’re incarcerated.
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John Percival has been found safe, according to authorities.
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The other members of Maine's congressional delegation take an opposing position on Trump's conviction on felony charges, with Sen. Angus King and Reps. Chellie Pingree and Jared Golden seeing the trial and its outcome as a validation of the U.S. justice system.
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More than 150 students from 20 schools learned about opportunities after high school.
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President Biden is expected to sign an executive order as early as Tuesday, according to four people familiar with the matter.
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Across the country, it's been tough to keep balloons in the air year after year.
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Sweeney was found guilty of hitting Wendy Douglass, 51, of Jay in the face and head while she slept in July 2017. He is serving a 38-year-old sentence.
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Democrats expressed support for the jury's decision in New York while Republicans defended Trump
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The towns of Paris and Oxford are urging residents to vote no on the $51.6 million Maine School Administrative District 17 budget referendum during state elections June 11.
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But officials said the U.S. policy calling on Ukraine not to use American-provided munitions to strike offensively inside Russia has not changed.
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Events continue through Saturday, June 8.
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'I am confident that our members responded to the mass casualty event in Lewiston in both a sober and professional manner,' Cumberland County Sheriff Kevin Joyce said.
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A final vote is set for June 11 at polling station in each town.
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'The real verdict is going to be Nov. 5 by the people,' Donald Trump said of the coming presidential election. He later insisted he did nothing wrong, calling himself a 'very innocent man.'
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Already, one juror had spoken about the case on ABC’s 'Good Morning America.' And there had been feverish attempts to interview other panel members, who had been sequestered in a hotel during the weeks-long trial.
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The former ambassador to the United Nations and Republican presidential candidate penned the message Tuesday while touring an artillery station along Israel’s northern border.
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The Houthis in recent months have stepped up attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, demanding that Israel end the war in Gaza.