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$200M available to loggers hurt by the pandemic
The federal government is making $200 million available for logging businesses that have been hurt by the pandemic.
9-year-old boy dies in Belfast after incident involving tow truck, police say
A 9-year-old boy is dead following an incident involving a tow truck in Belfast.
$1B stimulus spending OK’d, Pine Tree Power veto sustained
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Democratic Gov. Janet Mills signed off Monday on nearly $1 billion in federal pandemic stimulus spending, but the bill failed to gain enough support to go into effect immediately. Lawmakers also sustained the governor’s veto of the creation of a consumer-owned electric utility.
Man arrested on drug charges after reported shooting in Old Orchard Beach
After a man was shot in the leg at a home, police requested a search warrant for the residence, seized 36 weapons and later arrested a man charged with drug trafficking.
Maine eyes commission to study paid family leave in state
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine is close to creating a commission to study a way to implement paid family leave in the state.
More than 70% of Mainers age 20 and older fully vaccinated
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) More than 70% of Maine residents age 20 and older are now fully vaccinated against coronavirus.
North Yarmouth man killed in head-on crash with dump truck
A man from North Yarmouth was killed in a crash in Cumberland on Monday.
Maine voters will decide if food is a constitutional right
Maine voters could be the first state in the U.S. to decide to amend the state constitution to establish growing and consuming food as a constitutional right.
2 child welfare advocates resign from Maine ombudsman board
Two members of the child welfare ombudsman’s board have resigned, citing concerns about child welfare practices and suggesting the Department of Health and Human Services isn’t receptive to oversight.
$1B stimulus gets initial OK from Maine lawmakers
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) A proposal for spending nearly $1 billion in federal pandemic stimulus funding moved through the Maine Legislature…




