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NTSB: Plane Reported Loss of Power Before Rural Maine Crash
GREENVILLE, Maine (WGAN) The National Transportation Safety Board says a plane reported a loss of power to air traffic control right before a crash that killed three people
Beach Closed in Bridgton
BRIDGTON, Maine (WGAN) The town of Bridgton says a beach has been closed due to high levels of E. Coli in the water
Groups Oppose Maine’s Plans to Lower Pollution Standards
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) The Maine Department of Environmental Protection is seeking to relax air pollution standards, a move that is…
All Central Maine Hospitals Vote No Confidence in CEO
Staff at all three Central Maine HealthCare hospitals have voted no confidence in the CEO of their parent company.
Maine Elections See Big Democratic Donors
A dark money group linked to Democratic mega-donors has shelled out half a million dollars to a union-backed group hoping to influence this year’s Maine elections.
Airports in Bangor, Elsewhere in Maine to Get More Than $10M
BANGOR, Maine (AP) Bangor International Airport in among five airports in Maine that are receiving more than $10 million in Federal Aviation Administration money to make improvements
Governor: Child Protective Workers Concerns ‘Being Heard’
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine’s Republican governor says he’s addressing the concerns of child protective caseworkers who say the state’s child welfare system is being overloaded
Correction: Hire a Vet Story
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) In a short headline for a July 28 story about a veteran’s fair, The Associated Press erroneously reported the fair’s name. It is the Hire-a-Veteran fair, not the Hit-A-Vet fair
Maine Officials To Airdrop Vaccine Packets In Attempt To Eliminate Raccoon Rabies
State officials will release about 351,000 oral rabies vaccines baits targeting raccoons this month with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s help.
One Killed in Raymond Crash
RAYMOND, Maine (WGAN) The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office says a Raymond woman has died after a crash Monday morning