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South Paris woman dies Monday afternoon in Poland crash
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Maine’s longtime marine resources commissioner is stepping down
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Property owners worry about higher taxes after revaluation visits
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Will Auburn residents open their doors for property inspectors?
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A section of Route 4 from Dennett Road to Buffum Road was closed during the incident Tuesday.
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A Rumford teen was flown to a Portland hospital with life-threatening injuries. Three children were injured and transported to a Lewiston hospital.
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A plane flipped upon arrival at a snowy Toronto Pearson Airport and ended up on its roof, injuring 18 people.
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The smaller earthquake Sunday night was recorded 21 miles northwest of Millinocket.
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Experts say the 25% tariff on steel and the threatened 25% tax on Canadian goods could increase home prices by up to 10%, undermining efforts to boost housing production and affordability.
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Faced with cold temperatures and icy wind gusts, the protesters outside the Maine State House shielded their faces with homemade signs whose messages included "SAVE DEMOCRACY," "JUSTICE NOW" or "ARREST MUSK."
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A disciplinary panel chastised Charles Budd for violating the Maine bar's rules of conduct, but decided against any formal discipline, including a suspension or probation.
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The girls set up a stand Monday in front of their grandparents' house in Lewiston.
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Brenda Gammon, director/superintendent of Region 9, said, 'It's devastating to us here at Region 9. We should be able to take ownership within the next month, but we will not be able to occupy the buildings.'
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Attorney General Aaron Frey is appealing U.S. District Judge Lance Walker's order from last week, which suspended a new waiting period law for buying firearms.
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Darcie McElwee, a Caribou native, had served as Maine's lead prosecutor in the U.S. District Court since 2021.
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The buses supplied to Winthrop by Lion Electric Co. through a federal program have been faulty.
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In sustaining one of the state's most important heritage industries, elected officials believe the measure would help sustain Maine's identity, too.
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The weekend's snow and sleet presented a variety of challenges.
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McIntyre founded a local chapter of 100 Women Who Care, an organization that donates money to local nonprofit organizations. In her spare time, she also volunteers for Seniors Plus and Meals on Wheels.
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The number of mental health providers licensed in Maine is up 60% since 2019. It still isn’t enough.Despite the increase in counselors, substance use counselors, social workers and psychologists, many Mainers are still waiting months for care.
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Totals across the state generally ranged from 3 to 5 inches as of Sunday.
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One national political forecaster says the 2026 race will likely be a toss-up, but for now, Maine's senior senator looks to have an initial advantage because of her historical crossover appeal, which will be tested in Trump's second term.
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Face time: Cher Parmenter makes art and furniture out of old car parts, and when it comes to marketing her creations, she goes old-school.
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During the Jim Crow era, Black tourists to Maine found recreational spaces where they were welcomed, not shunned.
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The Lewiston Evening Journal detailed in 1895 a battle between fishermen and an 'enraged' supersize lobster.
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Anybody who lives in the downtown — or even on the edge of it — has come to understand that there are risks to going outside that simply weren't there a few years back.
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The cutbacks would hobble life sciences research, experts say.
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Data from the Lewiston Police Department show gun violence over the last six years has take a dramatic upturn.
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Despite having signed government contracts, farmers who have spent money on projects to conserve soil, water and power have been told they cannot get reimbursed until USDA programs and policies are reviewed by Elon Musk’s DOGE team.
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Fisherman Charles McVane said a 'monster lobster' attacked him as he lay on a beach and he had to fight for his life.
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Interactive map locates confirmed shooting incidents since 2010.
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'I had never seen anything like it before. It seemed to be several feet high and about 8 feet long and it had on each side an enormous arm.'
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Correctly guess where this photo was taken and you could win a $25 Hannaford Supermarket gift card.
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Members of the YWCA delivered treats Friday to the LA Metro Chamber of Commerce
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One woman was treated for smoke inhalation after fleeing the burning two-story home on Taylor Hill Road.
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The commuter bus service linking Lewiston, Auburn and Portland has a new text notification feature and simpler schedules after almost seven months on the road. Sign installations for pickup and drop-off locations are underway, weather permitting.
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A septic pump at the Town Office building stopped working when a circuit breaker tripped Feb. 7, causing sewage to back up.
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The City Council voted last Monday for a six-month pause on new marijuana businesses, but failed to follow proper processes under state law and the city charter.
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The fire reported at 6:51 a.m. Saturday on Depot Street drew firefighters from 12 towns, according to a fire official.
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Drivers don't need to report the truck, which currently sits on its passenger side, Maine State Police said.
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The two-month trial period is expected to begin Feb. 23.
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The annual shower of red hearts decorated the city once again Friday.
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Phillip Rench, a 37-year-old former engineer for SpaceX, has filed paperwork to run as an independent against Maine's senior senator.
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Dangerous winds are expected Friday to be followed by a significant winter storm Saturday and Sunday.
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Trump's order to freeze federal loans and grants concerns farmers like Hugh and Jenny Lassen, who grow wild blueberries in Cherryfield and made major investments thinking they'd get an $8,000 grant.
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Maine's largest supermarket chain suddenly charged a South Portland man for a purchase he made 2 months earlier.
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Lewiston firefighters train for cold water rescues in the Androscoggin River.
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Rep. Randall Hall, R-Wilton, was indicted by an Oxford County grand jury on 12 charges Wednesday.
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A special town meeting will be held on April 8. The anticipated overage is due, in part to the current Collective Bargaining Agreement being ratified prior to the adoption of the current budget.
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The board will hold an executive session to review a service contract.
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County Administrator Amy Bernard submitted the grant application to The Betterment Fund for $30,000 each of two years.
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The sponsor of the legislation says solar companies are trying to get around state law by storing, instead of recycling, solar panels he says are toxic. Clean energy advocates say it's unnecessary.