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Hospital Loses Track of Hard Drive with Patient Data
BANGOR, Maine (AP) A Maine hospital says it lost track of a hard drive containing personal information of 660 patients
Neuropsychologist: Man’s Murder Confession Isn’t Credible
Dr. Robert Riley took the stand Wednesday in the trial of 57-year-old Phillip Scott Fournier, who faces a murder charge in the 1980 killing of Joyce McLain in East Millinocket.
Maine CDC: Flu Deaths in State Rise To 28
According to the agency, there have been 2,307 influenza cases in the state this year.
Shuttered Paper Mill Complex Sold to Industry Joint Venture
OLD TOWN, Maine (AP) A closed-down paper mill in Maine has been bought by a joint venture that plans to redevelop it into a wood fiber complex housing multiple tenants
LePage Allows Naxolone to be Purchased without Prescription
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) A state law making an overdose-reversing drug available without a prescription is becoming reality thanks to a compromise between Maine Board of Pharmacy and Republican Gov. Paul LePage
UMaine System Looks to Demolish 3 Percent of its Space
ORONO, Maine (AP) The University of Maine System’s Board of Trustees has approved a preliminary plan to demolish about 3 percent of the system’s physical space
Maine GOP Director Didn’t Pay State Income taxes
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) The Maine Republican Party’s executive director says he’s paying back thousands of dollars he owes in state income taxes
Police Chief Wants Public Access Show
NORWAY, Maine (AP) _ A Maine police chief is looking to get his face on television through a proposed public access program.
Rep. Poliquin Suffers ‘Minor Bruises’ when Train Hits Truck
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) A spokesman says Republican Rep. Bruce Poliquin of Maine suffered a “few minor bruises” but is OK after an Amtrak train hit a truck
Parents Want More Oversight for Developmentally Disabled
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Parents are calling for more oversight and an independent review of deaths of adults with developmental disabilities and autism in Maine
