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New Law Protects Phone Service for Low-Income Mainers
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) – A phone service helping 48,000 low-income Mainers will be exempt from certain taxes and fees under…
Collins: Nominee Who’d Overturn Roe v Wade “Not Acceptable”
WASHINGTON (AP) – Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine says a Supreme Court nominee who would overturn the Roe v.…
Angus King Protests the Separation of Immigrant Families
Maine U.S. Senator Angus King was among the hundreds of people who gathered Saturday in Brunswick to protest the separation of immigrant families at the southern border.
Retreat for War Injured Veterans to Welcome More This Year
An Army veteran who created a lakeside retreat for war-injured veterans says he will welcome even more families this summer.
Mainer to Lead Navy’s Fourth of July Flyover in Boston
A Maine native is going to lead a Navy fly-over of the Boston Independence Day celebration before landing and enjoying the fireworks.
Shenna Bellows to Lead Holocaust Center in Maine
State Sen. Shenna Bellows is the new executive director of the Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine.
Maine Lawmakers Cheer Restoration of Shipyard Funds
Members of Maine’s congressional delegation say they’re relieved a defense spending bill has been stripped of a provision that would have taken $250 million in funding away from Bath Iron Works.
Maine Increases Coverage for Chiropractic Treatment
Maine’s Medicaid program will start covering chiropractic exams under a new law.
New Director Tapped for Maine Legislature’s Watchdog Agency
A legal analyst will take over as director of the Maine Legislature’s watchdog agency.
Maine’s Blueberry Industry Struggled in 2017
The value of Maine’s wild blueberries hit its lowest point since 1985 last year.