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Question for November Ballot Released by Secretary of State
AUGUSTA, Maine (WGAN) The Secretary of State has released the wording for a question on November’s ballot
Company Drops Plans to Build High-Tech Cold Storage Facility
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) A cold storage company has dropped plans to build a new high-tech refrigerated warehouse along the Portland waterfront
Proposal to Boost Maine Deer Permits Up for Public Hearing
A proposal to allow Maine hunters to harvest more deer this fall is headed to a public hearing in Augusta.
UMaine Researchers Using NIH Grant to Research Flu Virus
Researchers with the University of Maine are using an award of more than $430,000 from the National Institutes of Health to research immune responses to influenza.
New York City Man Acquitted in Drug-Related Killing in Maine
A New York City man who claimed he acted in self-defense when he killed a man in a Maine apartment that was being used as a drug den has been acquitted of all charges.
Governor Floats Hospital Tax to Pay for Medicaid Expansion
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Some lawmakers say that Maine’s Republican governor is floating a new tax on hospitals to pay for voter-approved Medicaid expansion
Affidavit: Slain Deputy was on Ground When Fatally Shot
SKOWHEGAN, Maine (AP) An affidavit says a Maine sheriff’s deputy was on the ground when his attacker shot and killed him
Huge Maine Salmon Farm Entering Permitting, Hiring Phase
A Norwegian firm that plans to build one of the largest land-based salmon farms of its kind in Maine says it is getting ready to submit applications for permits, and it has hired its first two employees.
Man Charged in 25-Year-Old Woman’s Fatal Overdose
A Maine man has been charged with selling a fatal dose of heroin to a woman who was found when neighbors saw her 6-year-old son playing outside alone.
Contractors Worry as LePage Holds Bonds, Lambasts Lawmakers
Republican Gov. Paul LePage says he’s holding up bonds because he wants more time to review Maine’s current bond offering following “excessive legislative spending.”