The proposed bill would require hospitals to give 120 days notice.
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Lewiston council gives developer 6 months for a Bates Mill No. 5 plan
Councilors were uncomfortable with signing a new 5-year option agreement with Platz Associates without adding redevelopment goals for the massive building.
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Maine Forest Service urges loggers to adapt to extreme weather
A new handbook calls for those who earn a living from the woods to embrace nontraditional methods to manage a changing climate.
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Library at Lewiston-Auburn College campus to be repurposed
Officials say a lack of demand is prompting them to shift staff and use the space for other needs.
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Greater Franklin Food Council outlines 2026 initiatives to expand food access
Educational programs, agricultural workshops and community food events will be offered throughout the year.
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Some of Maine’s members of Congress will skip Trump’s State of the Union
President Donald Trump’s past speeches to Congress have seen Democratic lawmakers skip them, get kicked out or walk out early.
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Lisbon postpones public discussion on future of Worumbo Mill
Councilors said they want more information on the mill’s potential uses before getting public input.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools & Education, Sports, The Franklin Journal
Mt. Blue honors 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame class
Mt. Blue High School recognized athletes, a coach, contributors and a team during its fourth annual induction ceremony.
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Generational enthusiasm for ice hockey brought to Rangeley
An adult and child practiced making goals on Haley Pond in Rangeley.
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Families connect at Children’s Festival in Farmington
The Franklin County Children’s Task Force festival brought hundreds to the Mt. Blue Campus for free activities, hands-on learning and a live animal demonstration.