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Maine utility says signs at deadly explosion site are fake
FARMINGTON, Maine (AP) Central Maine Power officials say signs expressing support for a controversial transmission line, including about a dozen planted at the site of a deadly propane explosion, are fake and meant to sour the public’s view.
Police: Man Struck And Killed By Waste Disposal Truck In Milford
The Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office says a man was killed by a Casella waste disposal truck in Milford Tuesday.
Wheelchair athlete to participate in Maine cross-country meet
CUMBERLAND, Maine (AP) A high school cross-country athlete who competes in a wheelchair has the green light to participate in a regional meet after originally being barred from competition.
300K Maine homeowners to get at least $100 from state
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) About 305,000 Maine homeowners are due to receive at least $100 from the state in direct property tax relief.
Portland’s city council approves ban of single-use plastic straws in unanimous vote
Beginning in 2021, customers at Portland restaurants and businesses will no longer be able to use single-use plastic straws.
Tickets are adding up for motorists under hands-free law
Maine law enforcement officers have written up several hundred motorists for violating a law that prohibits motorists from using hand-held electronic devices.
Downeaster floats plans to add in-state commuter service
Amtrak says it wants community input on expanding service in Maine.
Charge dropped in case that led to claim of racial profiling
Federal prosecutors have dismissed a felony charge against a Guatemalan man whose attorney contends Border Patrol agents targeted him through racial profiling.
Lockdown lifted at Portland High School, “no credible threat” found
Police say Portland High School was in lockdown Tuesday morning due to what turned out to be an unfounded threat.