Where to find warming centers across Maine
Here are 8 warming centers opening throughout the state.
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A weekly roundup of news and happenings in Portland, curated by the Press Herald's Leslie Bridgers.
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With wind chills as low as minus 30 possible, warming shelters are opening across the state, and meteorologists are reminding Mainers to dress in layers and stay hydrated.
Public-interest payphones in Maine continue to provide a crucial and free, yet hopelessly aging, connection for people who need a dependable way to call for help.
Complaints filed with other federal bodies this year have gone unresolved, attorneys say, resulting in a class action suit filed in U.S. District Court on Wednesday.
The recall issued Wednesday applies to products sold at 22 adult-use dispensaries in Maine and stems from the same producer as other recalls in recent months.
Five HIV cases have been detected in the county so far this year, following 30 cases recorded in Bangor since 2023.
Fans looking for steady improvement at the start of the season have been treated to something bigger.
Once again, realignment shakes up the sport, with several programs set to compete in new classes this winter.
Tuesday’s heavy snowfall led to crashes, parking bans and hundreds of closures. Now, an arctic air mass is headed for the state, bringing potentially record-setting cold Thursday and Friday.
Also, a classic favorite that takes place at Christmas is back on the big screen.
Brothers Reid and Will Nichols, who form the core of the band, will headline a holiday concert at Cross Insurance Arena and soon announce a major tour.
Several of the state’s county jails have contracts to hold federal detainees, including, under some agreements, those taken into custody by immigration authorities.
Tuesday’s storm prompted schools and government offices to close, and delighted some snow lovers with moments of winter wonder.
Funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP, had been delayed for weeks by the federal government shutdown.
More than 5 inches had accumulated in much of southern, central and western Maine by Tuesday evening, when the heaviest snow was expected to fall.
Federal employees were told not to commemorate the day, which comes as Maine faces its largest HIV outbreak to date.
Toll transactions narrowly exceeded the previous record, set in 2019, according to data from the Maine Turnpike Authority.
The Black Bears face a key stretch of Hockey East games before the holiday break.
Some schools were already announcing delays and cancellations, with snow expected to begin Tuesday morning and continue late into the night. At least 8 inches is in the forecast for some areas.
Also, the Art on the Hill holiday craft fair is all weekend at the East End Community School in Portland.
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