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Audit: Maine utility can improve, not ‘irredeemably flawed’
An independent audit of the management structure at Maine’s largest power provider has found the organization faces challenges but is likely equipped to overcome them.
Maine to make school meals free for all students
Maine has announced plans to continue offering free meals to students for the 2022-23 school year and beyond.
Portland police make two arrests following incident that sent officers to the hospital
Police in Portland say two people have been arrested stemming from an alleged assault that led to three officers being sent to the hospital.
Maine senators join push to fund low-income college students
Maine’s U.S. senators have joined a push to continue funding a program that helps first-generation and low-income students attend college.
Maine eyes creation of hunger-fighting tax checkoff program
Maine might create a new checkoff program to help fight hunger in the state.
Body of missing Freeport woman found by fisherman
The body of a Freeport woman who was reported missing last week was found a few miles offshore.
Mainer injured in fatal plane crash
Authorities have identified a man who died and another who was injured after their small plane crashed in New Hampshire.
Maine to continue pop-up COVID-19 shot clinics this summer
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine health officials said the state is going to continue its pop-up coronavirus vaccination clinics through the summer.
Bridge reconstruction nearing midway point in central Maine
HAMPDEN, Maine (AP) A $45 million bridge reconstruction project in central Maine is nearing its midway point this coming week.
Agency: Endangered salmon can co-exist with dams on Kennebec
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission reached the conclusion in a draft environmental assessment in the relicensing one of four dams owned by the Canada-based Brookfield Renewables.