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Lewiston man died of gunshot wound to chest in shooting at Augusta towing company
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Don McLean drops out of performance at NRA convention
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Republican candidate for Maine House blames ‘liberal teachers’ for Texas school shooting
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Several people hurt in Lewiston collision
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Maine Student Action hosting panelists at Mountain Valley High School.
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State Police have arrested a Bath man in connection with the alleged murder of his 66-year-old mother, according to a statement from a police spokesperson.
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Norway Paris Solid Waste will pay Paris $59,000 plus interest over five years for a skid steer.
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The segment is part of a Maine episode that also features Wiscasset's Red's Eats.
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Money for a new bus garage and a new bus also win approval.
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The names of the victims in Tuesday's Texas school shooting are only beginning to emerge, as the grief-stricken community of 16,000 tries to process what happened.
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Some nature advocates are concerned Maine residents are killing the wrong caterpillar as they seek to wipe out an invasive species that causes a rash with its toxic hairs
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Councilors on Tuesday decided to send a letter to agencies and nonprofits on the southern border, warning them that its hotels are at capacity.
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About 30 minutes before the bloodbath, the gunman made 3 social media posts, 2 related to shooting his grandmother, and 1 that he was going to shoot up an elementary school.
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The number of hospital patients with the virus has declined for eight straight days.
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The move is likely to be seen by foreign investors as a default.
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By that time, one infant had already died and two others were hospitalized after consuming formula from the plant - all while other top FDA officials less-versed in food safety had elected not to send new inspectors to the plant in Sturgis, Mich.
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The veterinary products and services firm has agreed to an offer by two private equity firms that want to buy the company while retaining its Portland headquarters.
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The Kittyhawk Avenue location is the franchisees' second coffee house.
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The Jamaican restaurant is in the former Chop Sticks location on Park Street.
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Relatives turned to social media in a desperate attempt to find their missing children as the death toll rose in a gruesome school shooting at a Texas elementary school.
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Gail Curley is the U.S. Supreme Court's 11th Marshal and the second woman to hold the post.
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Holder for town's original Boston Post Cane shown to officials.
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Tuesday morning's pileup sent one person to the hospital and tied up traffic on the heavily traveled York County highway
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In 2021, the legislature passed a law expanding access to guns: permitless carry.
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U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene was stripped of her committee assignments last year by House Democrats who accused her of spreading violent and hateful conspiracies.
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State Fire Marshal Joe Thomas said Tuesday that investigators may never know the cause of Monday's fire at the Beach Cove Waterfront Inn.
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A Portland city councilor says the governor has 'largely ignored' the crisis, while a state representative and party leader called the administration's response 'absolutely abysmal.'
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The awnings at Festival Plaza go up for possibly the last time ahead of a redesign in the coming year.
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While new variants are proving to be increasingly contagious, health officials continue to emphasize the importance of vaccinations.
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Lemont, who has dedicated his life to service, is also an Air Force veteran.
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Connecticut U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy came to Congress representing Sandy Hook, a school where 26 students and educators were killed in 2012.
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There have been dozens of shootings and other attacks connected to U.S. schools and colleges over the years.
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Food experts say strict regulations set by the Food and Drug Administration have long limited competition.
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Critics accused the retail giant of commercializing a solemn holiday meant to commemorate the end of slavery in Texas.
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Gerald Scott Stackpole, 45, of Augusta was indicted on charges of arson, domestic violence criminal threatening and endangering the welfare of a child following a July 1, 2021, fire in his apartment.
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Police said only one person appears to have been struck, but several vehicles and buildings also were hit.
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Selectman Norman Milliard was reelected to a second three-year term.
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Chad Chandler, 42, of Greene, was charged with three counts of assaulting an officer.
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Some on social media recently criticized Skowhegan Savings Bank after an art display was removed from the building that depicted a 1907 strike, but the bank says it only sought to have another display featured because it better represented the bank's history.
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Arrests listed from May 19 to May 23.
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The governor says the suspected shooter, an 18-year-old man, also died and was believed to be killed by responding officers.
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The Maine Board of Environmental Protection rescheduled the meetings, originally set for this month, because of COVID-19 concerns.
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Karlene Burrell-McRae, who's an administrator at Colby College, urged the schools and Board of Education on Monday to "do better."
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Children from Rangeley and Farmington families enjoyed the playground equipment.
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In Maine's 2nd District, primary contender Bruce Poliquin says yes to aid; Liz Caruso says no
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A person who worked in the deli section of the store was found to have been sick with the contagious liver disease this month, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The lobster roll landmark will be featured in an episode of Netflix show 'Somebody Feed Phil' this month.
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Otto Pizza expects to hire 30 people for full time and part time; Aroma Joe's opens new Auburn location; Jamaican jerk joint opens downtown Lewiston.
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Andrew Huber Young, 19, who is charged with murder, was ordered to have no contact with his father and brother, who were injured in the shooting at their family home Saturday. He also is barred from contact with the mother of Octavia Huber-Young, the toddler who was shot and killed.