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Police deem threat rumor against UMaine to be not credible
Police said a rumor of threats against the University of Maine was not credible, and a man connected to the rumor faces no charges.
Maine follows US CDC guidance and loosens mask rules
Maine is loosening the state’s mask-wearing requirements in the wake of new guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Maine might ban corporations from making campaign donations
Lawmakers in Maine might ban corporations from contributing directly to state legislators or their political action committees.
Freeport town councilors to consider new restrictions on short-term rentals
Freeport town councilors to consider new restrictions on short-term rentals
Suspect nabbed in Maine with more than 2 pounds of cocaine, police say
(WGAN) An Oregon man was arrested after Maine State Police say found more than 2 pounds of cocaine in his car.
Funtown Splashtown to reopen after being shut down due to pandemic
(AP) One of New England’s oldest amusement parks will reopen this season after a year off due to the pandemic.
Maine eyes creation of COVID-19 memorial
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine might create a memorial for victims of COVID-19 in its state capital city.
Maine population grew slowly over the last decade
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine’s population grew slowly over the last decade, in which the state added about 34,000 residents, the U.S. Census Bureau reported on Monday.
Proposal would expand preventative dental care to 70K adults
The Maine Legislature is taking up a proposal to cover preventive dental coverage for about 70,000 adults under MaineCare.
Governor Mills says establishment of “Maine Connectivity Authority” will expand broadband access
Governor Janet Mills unveiled new legislation on Monday that would expand broadband internet access in Maine.