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Lewiston-Auburn
Turner man sentenced for child pornography on phone
Miguel Roman Jr., 42, was charged with 10 counts.
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Maine
PHOTOS: Nordic ski racing at Roberts Farm in Norway
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Senior Prom in Paris: Center asks for donations
Market Square Health Care Center planning second annual dance for residents.
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Business
Maine wants to ‘put the brakes on’ fast-growing lobster bait fishery
The Department of Marine Resources wants to close the pogy fishery to newcomers for 2 years while it crafts a new management and enforcement plan.
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Maine
Daughter of fallen Farmington firefighter testifies propane line was severed days before blast
Danielle Bell Flannery testified Tuesday in front of the state Legislature's Joint Standing Committee of Energy, Utilities and Technology that the explosion that killed her father was preventable if liquefied propane gas lines were covered under the Dig Safe Law.
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Bill pending in Maine to make producers pay for packaging disposal
Maine is drafting a first-in-the nation law to shift the cost of disposing of packaging materials from consumers to private companies.
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Maine
Two structure fires in two days damage, destroy homes in Richmond
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Maine
Stacey Abrams, who lost controversial Georgia governor’s race, warns of voter suppression
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Business
Maine housing market’s record-breaking year left many would-be buyers out in the cold
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Lewiston-Auburn
Three decades late, Small Business Administration eyes help for rural Maine
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Trump, who initially claimed no Americans were hurt in the missile strikes, said at a press conference in Davos that potential traumatic brain injuries are less severe than, say, missing limbs.
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Chinese health authorities are urging people in the city of Wuhan to avoid crowds and public gatherings.
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There have been a few unexpected complications, but the new kidney Aaron LeBlanc received Jan. 7 is working as it should.
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The initials "P.A.L." and "Livermore Falls Maine" were found written on the wall of a house in Worcestershire, England. The house was used as a convalescing home for U.S. airmen during WWII.
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The MDEA and other agencies will have offices at 85 Park St.
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Three line extensions will help businesses on routes 26 and 122.
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Shannon Dupree of Wilton is accused of stealing a Jeep with three children inside last November.
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In prior trials, the two chief justices took different tacks, leaving Roberts the ability to pave his own way.
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The spending plan is slightly more than this fiscal year.
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Residents want safe walkway from Main Street to elementary school.
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Changes include increased fines for parking within 10 feet of a fire hydrant or unauthorized parking in a handicap area.
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John Valdes told a federal judge he used pot to ease symptoms of Lyme disease.
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The 20,000-square-foot retail building at 126 Main Street in Topsham, anchored by a Habitat for Humanity ReStore, has been sold by Topsham Place LLC to Zenith Investment Group.
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Franklin County advised of liability in allowing private plowing.
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The media mogul filmed a 'Book Club' episode in Harpswell with writer Elizabeth Strout, now available for streaming.
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Since November, Central Maine Power Co. has delivered roughly 1,000 of the notices to customers warning that their power will be shut off unless they pay past-due bills.
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The owner of the Newfield building used for growing marijuana called police when a live video feed showed a burglary in progress.
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• What state has the cheapest car insurance in the country? (Hint: There's lots and lots of pine trees) • What's forecast for the L-A real estate market in 2020? • What's planned for Lisbon Street's Professional Building?
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Rep. 'Billy Bob' Faulkingham, the bill's sponsor, says many voters in his district wouldn't recognize his given name.
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President Edward Serna in a statement Tuesday said the accusation stems from McInnes' employment in New York City in the 1990s, and that the university knows of no concerns about McInnis while in he worked in Farmington.
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More funding will not only help them better maintain the units they already have but also could open more opportunities to create more low-income housing in the future, according to Executive Director John Hodge.
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U.S. health authorities will add Chicago's O'Hare airport and Atlanta's airport to those that will screen passengers from Wuhan in central China.
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Lawyers for the pickup truck driver charged in the crash object unless a member of the defense team is present for the testing.
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The Scarborough-based supermarket was the only large employer based in Maine to score 100% on the Human Rights Campaign index.
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Bloomberg is focusing impeachment ads in states with vulnerable Republican senators, including Maine.
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An early-morning confrontation led to gunfire but no injuries, police said.
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Among the defeated bills was one that would have allowed Virginians to carry concealed weapons without a permit and to bring firearms into places of worship.
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Blanche Fyler, 84, of Wayne was pronounced dead at the scene of a two-vehicle crash Saturday on Pond Road.
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As the trial goes deep into the night, Republicans reject Democratic efforts to subpoena documents, including from the White House and the State Department.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has opposed calling any witnesses in the trial.
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While Thunberg and Trump did not mention each other directly in their speeches, their remarks represented a head-on collision of worldviews.
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Planned Parenthood says Collins ‘turned her back’ on women, citing her vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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Guests and revenue from the home-sharing service have tripled in the past 4 years.
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Converting all Maine school bus fleets to electric would reduce carbon emissions significantly, but upfront costs and range restrictions could pose challenges.
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"The desire for mutual acceptance certainly rings true in today’s contentious world. I dream that the United States of America might embrace Dr. King’s standard of using only non-violent actions to force change," Craigen Healy of New Vineyard.
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State requirements raise conflict with dual use of fire station bays.
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Dennis Coffey, 54, who works at Duffy's Bar & Grill in Old Orchard Beach, has won over $38,000 in two appearances on the quiz show, and he's back on Tuesday night.
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The Lewiston college community, with many area residents in attendance, eyes issues related to inequity and bias in everything from the college's origin to children's picture books.
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In addition to clarifying that the fine for a first offense is $50, not $170, the bill would make it illegal to use a handheld cellphone while driving through a parking lot.
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Mayor Jason Levesque will attend a special gathering of the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Washington.
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Two Brunswick churches and two Bath Road businesses were burglarized.
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About 50 people gathered to remember Anielka Allen, a 37-year-old student at Beal College who was found dead Jan. 9 at her Newport home.
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A 2017 documentary by comedian and Bowdoin graduate Hari Kondabolu criticized the show's stereotypical portrayal of the Indian-American character.
