On this date in Maine history: Jan. 28

Lawmakers debate pros and cons of bill to allow home marijuana delivery

Advocates say it would allow legitimate businesses to compete with black market sellers, but the state says it would be too hard to regulate at this time.

Lewiston native puts up $100 million to open Northeastern research center in Portland

David Roux and the Boston-based university will create a graduate school in collaboration with Portland-area tech companies.

Saddleback buyer gets final piece of financing package

The Finance Authority of Maine board unanimously approved $2.5 million in loan insurance on a $12.5 million loan, along with a $1 million direct loan.

Sen. Collins says reports about Bolton book ‘strengthen case for witnesses’ in impeachment trial

In his forthcoming book, the former national security adviser says Trump tied the withholding of military aid to his request that Ukraine investigate Democrats.

Maine joins federal lawsuit concerning 3-D printed guns

The Maine Attorney General's Office has joined 19 other states in challenging the Trump administration's decision to allow the firearms to be regulated by the Department of Commerce rather than the State Department.

On this date in Maine history: Jan. 27

Maine’s marijuana market in legislative spotlight

At least a dozen marijuana bills are under consideration by state lawmakers this session.

Large off-road vehicles could force ATV trails to close

A task force is recommending limiting the size of ATVs allowed on the state's trails, but that might not be enough to keep some corridors from closing.

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