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Maine-based COVID-19 testing swab manufacturer named “Company of the Year”
A Maine manufacturer of medical supplies that have proved critical during the coronavirus pandemic won a Company of the Year award from a business magazine.
Collins: Congress will affirm presidential election results
All four members of Maine’s congressional delegation were safe after demonstrators stormed the Capitol building to delay Congress from certifying the results of November’s election.
Maine’s congressional delegation confirmed as Capitol goes on lockdown
All four members of Maine’s congressional delegation are safe after demonstrators stormed the Capitol building to create chaos.
Maine politicians seek rule change to ease lobster shipping
The congressional delegation from Maine is pushing for a federal rule change it said would make it easier to transport live lobsters.
Maine city sees reduced bus service amid driver shortage
The bus system in one of Maine’s largest cities is reducing service amid a shortage of drivers.
Maine State Police close down interstate briefly due to two separate incidents
Two incidents briefly shut down traffic on I-95 on Tuesday morning.
Man charged with setting fires at church held on $25K bail
A Maine man charged with setting fires at a Massachusetts church with a predominantly Black congregation has been held on $25,000 bail.
Police investigate multi-vehicle crash in Auburn
One man is in the hospital in serious condition following a three-vehicle crash at an intersection in Auburn.
Portland’s city council votes to extend outdoor dining until May
Portland’s City Council has extended outdoor dining in public spaces into the spring.
1st Mainers get second vaccination dose as rollout continues
Mainers have begun receiving the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports.