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All Maine counties remain green under school health advisory system
All of Maine’s counties remain green in the latest update to the state’s COVID-19 school health advisory system.
Maine sees slight dip in new unemployment claims
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) unemployment claims ticked down slightly in early March in Maine, though the coronavirus pandemic continued to have consequences for the state’s economy.
Friday marks one year since Maine recorded its first positive coronavirus test
PORTLAND, Maine – Friday marked the anniversary of the first recorded case of the coronavirus in Maine.
Maine approves ‘bill of rights’ for COVID-19 patients
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) The Maine Legislature has approved a bill designed to eliminate barriers to coronavirus screening, testing and immunization.
Maine approves supplemental budget after false start
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) The Maine Legislature has approved a supplemental budget that state leaders say is critical to keeping the state’s economy afloat amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
Police posed as reporter in phone call with hostage taker
Maine State Police impersonated a journalist during a deadly standoff with a hostage taker when a TV news reporter received a call from the suspect and handed his cellphone to police.
Budget compromise fails to get two-thirds majority in House
A compromise supplemental budget proposal has failed win the support of two thirds of the Maine House for a second time.
Plan for salmon farms near Acadia National Park questioned
A Norwegian investor’s plan to establish two salmon farms across from Acadia National Park is meeting with resistance from local residents.
Senate rebuffs effort to rein in governor’s emergency powers
The Maine Senate has rejected a Republican-led effort to end Democratic Gov. Janet Mills’ emergency powers during the pandemic.
Clinton man surrenders after high-speed chase and standoff with police
A man who led police on a chase and then caused a standoff has surrendered peacefully.




