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South American Hawk In Maine Euthanized As Condition Worsens

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A group caring for an injured South American hawk that turned up in a park in Maine says the bird had to be euthanized after its condition deteriorated.

Proposal to Allow Crossbows Divides Maine’s Deer Hunters

The three largest hunting groups in Maine all oppose a proposal to allow the use of crossbows during the archery season for deer in the state.

Plan to Help Endangered Salmon in Maine River Abandoned

A plan to test the use of a new technology to help endangered salmon in a Maine river has been abandoned, at least for now.

No Selfies with Seals, NOAA Tells New Englanders

PORTLAND, Maine (AP)   The federal government is reminding New Englanders that attempting to take a selfie with a seal or a seal pup is a very bad idea

Early Morning Fire Closes Roads in Saco

SACO, Maine (WGAN)  Firefighters responding to an early morning fire in Saco Thursday

UMaine, UNE Partner on Maritime Law Program

The University of New England is partnering on a maritime law program with the University of Maine School of Law.

New Hampshire Considers Ranked-Choice Voting For Primary

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire voters wouldn’t have to pick just one candidate in the state’s first-in-the-nation presidential primary next year if lawmakers pass a bill to create a ranked-choice voting system.

Loans Available to Maine Nonprofits Due to Last Year’s Storm

The federal government is reminding private nonprofit groups in southern Maine that they have until early March to request a loan to help with damages suffered during a storm and flooding last year.

MPUC to Investigate Power Outage Complaints in Rural Towns

The Maine Public Utilities Commission staff is recommending an investigation into complaints against Central Maine Power by residents in the Dover-Foxcroft, Jackman and Caratunk service areas.

Hospital Owes up to $10 Million to Nearly 900 Creditors

A Maine hospital seeking bankruptcy proceedings has listed debts of up to $10 million to nearly 900 different creditors.

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