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COMMISSIONER LAURA FORTMAN
According to 2022 Census population estimates: ·38% of Maine’s population is age 55 and above ·23% of Maine’s population is…
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Local Headlines
2 hours ago in Local
MaineHousing awards millions in grant money for overnight warming shelters
Fresh
A dozen organizations that run warming shelters in Maine will receive $2.7 million in funding.
2 hours ago in Local
Piscataquis County woman found dead after striking utility pole
Fresh
A woman was killed when she crashed into a utility pole in Piscataquis County.
18 hours ago in Local
Sen. Collins Wants More Information About Taxpayer Funded Pro-Trump Ads
It remains unclear what part of the administration is funding the three ads.
National Headlines
4 hours ago in National, Trending
Wall Street closes in on a winning September following an encouraging update on inflation
Some of the pressure that's ballooned in the bond market is easing on Wednesday after a report said inflation across the United States wasn't as bad...
5 hours ago in National, World
US removes Syria from arms export ban as Trump administration draws closer to new Syrian government
The Trump administration is removing Syria from a list of countries that are not allowed to purchase or import U.S. weaponry, a step that is part...
6 days ago in National
Judge orders White House to restore access to CNN, MS NOW and Politico. Reporters still blocked
A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's ban of three news outlets from the White House, ordering early Thursday that CNN, MS NOW and Politico must have their access restored. Reporters from all three outlets, however, said they remained blocked a few hours after the ruling.
1 week ago in National
California farmers are struggling to sell grapes as demand for wine drops
It's harvest time in California wine country, but many growers are struggling to sell their grapes as changing drinking habits have caused demand to plunge. The decline is forcing some growers to tear out vineyards that their families have grown for generations.