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Proposal To Extend Lobstermen Medical Waivers Becomes Law
A Maine proposal is now on the books to extend the amount of time some commercial fishing license holders can receive a medical waiver.
Pingree Challenger Says He Wants to ‘Fix, Not Fight’
Maine Democratic U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree is getting another challenger.
Maine Houses Passes New Compromise on Legal Pot Sales
A new attempt to create a legal framework for marijuana sales in Maine is up for a key vote in the face of opposition from both fans and opponents of the drug.
Response Due from Feds in Lawsuit to End Atlantic Monument
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The federal government’s response to a lawsuit from fishermen trying to eliminate former President Barack Obama’s Atlantic Ocean monument is coming due
Maine’s Resurgent Scallop Fishery Ending for the Season
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine’s scallop fishery is reaching the end of a season that showed signs of further rebuilding
Private School Makes Cuts Due To Financial Troubles
PITTSFIELD, Maine (AP) _ A Maine private school is making cuts because of financial problems.
Police Search for Suspect in Unity Pharmacy Robbery
The Waldo County Sheriff’s Office says the Unity Pharmacy on Plaza Drive in Unity was robbed on Monday afternoon.
Bill to Extend Maine’s Lobster Marketing Group Becomes Law
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) A state lobster marketing group will continue touting Maine’s signature seafood export in the coming years
Maine Senate Upholds Veto of Bill Protecting Obamacare
Maine lawmakers are leaving it up to Congress to protect key provisions of former President Obama’s health care law.
Ranked Voting Group Joins Lawsuit Against Secretary of State
Supporters of a ranked voting overhaul are being allowed to weigh in before Maine’s supreme court rules on its constitutionality.