The building that burned is owned by a women’s free health clinic with a family of 5 living inside.
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No parts of Maine in extreme drought, but wildfire danger is high
Much of Maine is still considered to be in severe drought, and the Maine Forest Service says fire risk is high in the vast majority of the state.
Auburn fire caused by air fryer
Firefighters quickly knock down a kitchen fire Thursday morning.
Watch a flyover of Lewiston’s new massive downtown apartment complex
The second building in the DeWitt project is taking shape.
Poland Community School to remain closed Friday as work continues on water damage
School officials say the 2-story section of the school may not be usable for a few weeks.
After Wales firefighters resign, selectmen vote for independent investigation
Mutual aid fire departments will help cover the town, the Select Board chairman said Thursday.
How high prices and unrest could impact Maine’s summer tourist season
Tourism experts say they are closely watching multiple factors, including gas prices and airfare costs, to understand possible impacts.
Maine lawmakers make last-minute changes to school funding formula bill
Following concerns over costs, lawmakers on the education committee supported an amended version of the bill. It now goes to the full Legislature.
Majority of firearm deaths in Maine are suicides, report finds
Data included in the recent state report also highlights an increase in the use of Maine’s yellow flag law following the Lewiston mass shooting.
Oxford Hills’ proposed school budget cuts 6.5 positions
The staff cuts include two open teacher positions and a special education role.