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Refugee Celebration In Maine Postponed After Fight, Drowning
LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — A Maine city dealing with the aftermath of a large fight that ended in a man’s death and a student’s recent drowning has postponed a celebration of refugees.
Maine Governor: Trump “Made Overtures” But Nothing Concrete
Maine’s Republican governor said the Trump administration has reached out to him about a job but that there’s “nothing concrete at this time.”
Maine Unemployment up Slightly, but on Record Low Stretch
Maine labor officials say the unemployment rate was up slightly in May.
Mainers Still Awaiting Results in Primary Races
Collection and tabulation of ballots from Maine’s Democratic primary election have stretched into a second week in the state’s first test of ranked-choice voting.
Court Says Maine Must Submit Medicaid Plan, Despite Appeal
A Maine judge says Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s administration must still file a plan to expand Medicaid as voters demanded despite ongoing litigation.
UMaine to Create Infrastructure Center
The University of Maine says it has won an award of about $14 million from the federal government to launch a new center about improving infrastructure.
Maine opening state parks, historic sites for free
CAMDEN, Maine (AP) _ Maine is opening up its state parks and historic sites for free to state residents. Maine…
Winslow Could Get Federal Aid Following October’s Windstorm
Winslow residents are being asked to help the town receive federal aid, after last October’s windstorm damaged much of the town.
Skowhegan Indians to Keep Controversial Nickname
The lone high school in Maine that still uses Native American imagery for its sports teams doesn’t plan to change its tradition.
