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China’s Lobster Imports Keep US Price High, But no Tariffs

China’s hunger for American lobsters is helping keep prices high to U.S. consumers, but a tariff on the seafood does not appear imminent.

Senate Passes Bill to Increase Availability of Naloxone

The Maine Senate has voted unanimously to increase availability of the anti-overdose drug naloxone in pharmacies.

Collins-Backed Bill to Help Caregiver Grandparents Passes

The U.S. Senate has passed an act proposed by senators from Maine and Pennsylvania to provide support for grandparents who are raising grandchildren as a result of the opioid epidemic.

Owner of Maine’s Biggest Newspaper Buys More Publications

BIDDEFORD, Maine (AP)   The owner of a newspaper group that dominates Maine media says he will expand his footprint by acquiring two more daily papers and a weekly group

Maine CDC Issues Warning about Unlicensed Tattoo Artist

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   Maine health officials are warning residents about an unlicensed tattoo artist who may have exposed multiple people to hepatitis C

Salmon Backers Ask Public to Show Up for Another Dam Meeting

ELLSWORTH, Maine (AP)   A Down East Maine environmental group is encouraging the public to show up for a public meeting about the relicensing of dams on a river in a rural part of the state

Prison Emptied by LePage Set to get 5 Guards, Inmates

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   A minimum-security prison that Gov. Paul LePage shuttered without legislative approval is getting five new guards and an unknown number of inmates

Governor Nominates Legal Counsel as District Judge

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   Gov. Paul LePage is nominating his chief legal counsel for a Maine District Court judgeship

State: ‘Baseless’ Claims of Cover-Up in Unemployment Program

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP)   Maine’s labor commissioner is blasting accusations by a whistleblower that the department destroyed records of complaints against a new unemployment insurance filing system

Appeal Rejected for Mainer Who Fled after Fatal Shooting

PORTLAND, Maine (AP)   Maine’s supreme court has affirmed the conviction of a Maine man who fatally shot a man in 2014 and then fled the state

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