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NH Scouts come to the rescue of 2 fishermen in Maine
Two brothers whose canoes capsized on a remote lake on Maine’s Allagash Wilderness Waterway say they’re grateful for help from boy and girl scouts from New Hampshire.
E-ZPass users can now zoom through I-295 toll plaza
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) Motorists can now zoom through a toll plaza at the southern entrance of I-295 without stopping
Funds for domestic violence under LePage spent elsewhere
Most funds earmarked for a Maine domestic violence program went to day-to-day jail operations instead.
Maine inmates to receive Suboxone in pilot program
The Maine Department of Corrections and a substance abuse treatment organization are partnering to provide medication and counseling to 100 to 150 opioid-addicted inmates before their release.
Maine Senate votes to ban single-use plastic bags
The Maine Senate has given its initial approval to a bill to ban single-use plastic bags.
Maine governor proposes $239 million bond package
Democratic Maine Gov. Janet Mills is proposing a $239 million bond package to spur economic and workforce development, repair aging infrastructure and promote clean energy.
Florida shooting survivor urges Maine: ‘Let’s not wait’
A Florida school shooting survivor and gun control advocate is urging Maine lawmakers to act now to end gun violence instead of waiting for a mass shooting.
Maine law puts new focus on potential toll of sea level rise
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine’s coastal communities will have more resources to prepare for rising sea levels under a new law in the state
Nonprofit closes 2 of 4 lodges, blames labor shortage
A nonprofit says it’s shutting two of its four backwoods lodges in Maine’s western mountains
Shepard stepping down from Outdoor Sport Institute
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The man who ran a pair of world-class Nordic skiing centers that were created with funding from the Libra Foundation is stepping down




