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Biologists Expect Maine Hunters to Have Strong Bear Season
Wildlife biologists say they expect bear hunters to have more success in the hunting season that begins in a few days because of poor availability of natural foods.
Maine University May Change its Name
The president of the second-largest school in the University of Maine system is considering rebranding the school name.
Lifeguards Rescue Four from Riptide in Biddeford
The Biddeford Fire Department says several people were rescued by lifeguards after getting caught in a riptide Wednesday afternoon.
Driver Suffers Non-Life Threatening Injuries in Box Truck Accident
The driver of a truck carrying live lobster suffering non-life threatening injuries after a single-vehicle crash in Brunswick.
Coast Guard Offering Reward for Info on Buoy Bell Thieves
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The Coast Guard is offering a cash reward for information about brass gongs and bells that were stolen from 10 buoys off of Maine’s coast
Home Sales, Prices Up in Maine in July
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) The Maine Association of Realtors says the price of single-family homes and the volume of sales rose in the month of July
Man, Teen Arrested for Burglary in Limington
LIMINGTON, Maine (WGAN) The York County Sheriff’s Office says a Colorado man is facing charges connected to a burglary
Suit Demands Taxpayer-Funded Tuition for Religious Schools
Maine families who want public funding to send their children to religious schools are going to federal court.
Governor Wants to Make Failing to Report Child Abuse a Crime
Maine’s Republican governor has proposed child welfare bills that include making failing to report child abuse a crime.
Feds Cut Back Herring Fishing Amid Concerns About Population
The federal government is cutting back the East Coast herring fishery by millions of pounds because of concerns about the status of the important little fish’s population.