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Candidate Remains in Senate Race Despite Invalid Signatures
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine’s Secretary of State says a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate can remain in the race despite the fact that a number of the signatures on his candidate petition are from people who died several years ago
Board Approves Master Plan for Scarborough Downs Development
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) A Maine town planning board has approved a master plan for the development of the former Scarborough Downs track
Patten Man Facing Multiple Charges Following Chase
PATTEN, Maine (WGAN) The Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office says a Patten man is facing multiple charges after leading police on a high-speed chase
Fishermen, Environmentalists: Fight Over Monitors Not Over
Commercial fishermen and environmental groups agree a longstanding dispute over the future of at-sea monitoring is far from over, despite recent funding help from Congress.
Maine Utility Says It Has Faith in Audit of High Bills
A Maine utility that is facing complaints of unusually high power bills says it has faith that a state audit will determine whether its systems are producing accurate bills.
Maine Woman Accused of Setting Fire to Her House Arrested on Arson Charges
A former Stow woman is under arrest and charged with setting fire to her own home last month.
Mayor Receives Backlash Over Tweet about Parkland Student
WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) A Maine mayor is receiving backlash for a tweet making fun of a Parkland, Florida, school shooting survivor
Biomass Plant Will Receive Subsidy Despite Missing Goals
JONESBORO, Maine (AP) A Maine commission has approved part of a subsidy designed to keep a pair of stand-alone biomass plants going
Lawmakers Start to Debate Medicaid Expansion Funding
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine lawmakers are trying to figure out how to pay for voter-approved Medicaid expansion as tens of thousands of low-income Mainers wait for the state to take action
