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Bill Would Expand Diabetics’ Access to Therapeutic Shoes
A pair of U.S. senators wants to use federal legislation to give diabetic people better access to therapeutic shoes.
Army Corps of Engineers to Fund Dredging Work Around Maine
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to use nearly $12 million on dredging projects in Maine in the coming fiscal year.
4th of July fireworks dates, times across Maine
Here is a roundup of fireworks displays in cities, towns and communities across Maine. Weather or other factors could lead to changes…
Maine Legislature Approves Naming Bridge for Slain Deputy
The Maine Legislature has approved a bill that would name a bridge over the Kennebec River in Norridgewock after slain Somerset County sheriff’s deputy Eugene Cole.
Ranked Voting Gives Candidate Hope of Unseating Rep. Pingree
An independent state lawmaker believes Maine’s new ranked-choice voting system will help his bid to unseat a popular Democratic congresswoman in the state’s 1st Congressional District.
Nonprofit Wants to Lead Effort to Buy Saddleback Mountain
The arrest of an Australian developer who has an agreement to buy Maine’s Saddleback Mountain ski resort is spurring a nonprofit to renew its efforts to buy the resort.
Whoopie pies to be star of a Maine festival
Mainers are set to take a day to celebrate their official state treat: the whoopie pie.
Border Patrol Agents Arrest Guatemalan Man Trying to Enter Maine
U.S. Customs and Border Protection says agents arrested a Guatemalan man who entered the U.S. border illegally near a Maine port of entry.
Woman Loses Appeal for Sexually Assaulting 3-year-old Boy
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) – The Maine supreme court has upheld the conviction of a woman who was found guilty of…
