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Fences erected as work continues on Portland sewer project
Fences have been put up around the site of a sewer separation project along Portland’s Back Cove trail.
State finds that CMP complied with tree-cutting regulations for transmission corridor
Regulators say Central Maine Power’s parent company did not violate the terms of it’s permit to cut a swath through woods in western Maine for it’s new transmission corridor.
Maine astronaut to retire, leaving behind decades-long service record
An astronaut from Maine is retiring after returning from the International Space Station last year.
Sen. Collins supports bipartisan commission to investigate U.S. Capitol siege
Maine Senator Susan Collins was a supporter of the bill to create a commission that would investigate the breach of the U.S. Capitol in January.
Woman dies in St. Albans crash, 3-year-old son survives
A 24-year-old woman was killed in a crash in St. Albans Thursday morning.
Crews respond to all-hands fire on Peaks Island
Crews responded to a large fire that broke out on Peaks Island in Portland on Thursday afternoon.
Second Mainer accused of breaking into the U.S. Capitol in January
A second person from Maine has been arrested in connection with the breach of the U.S. Capitol in January.
Police release identities of victims in fatal head-on crash in Lewiston
Police have released the identities of the three people killed in a serious crash in Lewiston on Wednesday.
Falmouth police asking for help finding woman last seen in New York City
Police in Falmouth are trying to find a missing 29-year-old woman last seen in New York City.
Iconic Portland diner to offer vaccinations next week
Mainers still looking to get vaccinated in the Portland area will soon be able to at a popular local diner.