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Bath Iron Works Settles Complaint Case with the EPA
BATH, Maine (AP) Bath Iron Works says it will pay $355,000 to settle a claim that the company allegedly failed to submit Toxic Release Inventory reports to the Environmental Protection Agency
2 More Men to be Sentenced for Drug-Related Killing
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Two more men are due to be sentenced this month for their roles in a drug-related killing in Augusta
Court Upholds Conviction of Mother in Baby’s Death
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine’s high court has rejected a woman’s appeal over her 13-year prison sentence for manslaughter in the death of her infant son
LePage Fights Medicaid Expansion In Court
Maine’s high court is set to hear legal arguments as Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s administration fights a court order requiring him to roll-out voter-approved Medicaid expansion.
Candidates Say LePage’s Hold-up of Funds Defies Common Sense
An advocacy group and 11 candidates in briefs filed Monday argued the governor is reducing political speech that will decide this November’s election.
Police Identify Body Recovered From River Last Month
The Bangor Police Department has identified a body recovered from Maine’s Penobscot River.
Maine to Beef Up Cybersecurity of Voter Registration System
Maine Public reports that Democratic Secretary of State Matt Dunlap last week requested over $3 million from a $380 million pool of federal funds.
Helicopter Called to Rescue Hiker With Broken Ankle
Maine officials say a helicopter was dispatched to help rescue a British woman who broke her ankle while hiking on Bigelow Mountain.
Canadian Ferry Service Details Proposal For Bar Harbor Base
A Canadian firm operating a high-speed ferry between Maine and Nova Scotia says it will spend $3 million to improve a proposed new base in Bar Harbor.
Man and Woman Attempt Armed ‘Dine and Dash’ at Restaurant
Police in Maine say a man and a woman attempted to eat at a Chinese restaurant without paying $40 for their meal, and used a hatchet and a box cutter to threaten staff.