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Opponent Challenges Supermarket Project in Lawsuit
A company based in a low-income apartment building is attempting to halt a new supermarket development in Maine.
Maine’s Marijuana Advisory Commission Adds More Members
An assistant attorney general and a longtime member of Maine’s former alcohol enforcement bureau will join the state’s new commission on marijuana.
Maine Judge Gives State Until February To Expand Medicaid
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A Maine court says the state has until February to roll-out voter-approved Medicaid expansion.
Judge Tosses Professor’s Suit Against Union Backing Liberals
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit lodged by a non-union Maine professor who objected to the faculty union sending dues money to support liberal causes
Laborious Recount Getting Underway in Ranked-Balloting Race
BANGOR, Maine (AP) A recount in a Maine congressional race that used ranked balloting is about to get underway
Middle School Receives Money from Pharma Group
A Maine middle school has received a $2,000 grant from a pharmaceutical group.
Judge to Rule Next Week on Ranked Balloting Lawsuit
A federal judge says he’ll rule next week on Maine Republican Rep. Bruce Poliquin’s bid to nullify the outcome of the ranked balloting election that he lost.
Private School Teacher Indicted on Dozens of Sex Charges
Police say a Maine private school teacher has been indicted on 26 sex charges involving a student.
