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Final days of the year for Maine’s fall hunts
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine’s fall hunting seasons for deer, bears and moose are entering their final days of the year.
Maine company contracted to produce millions of testing swabs
A Maine medical supplies manufacturer has been awarded more than $11 million from the federal government to produce millions of additional testing swabs.
Coast Guard suspends search for missing fishing vessel crew from Maine
The search for the four-member crew of a Maine fishing boat that sank off Massachusetts was suspended Tuesday evening, according to the Coast Guard
Maine to demolish ‘hazardous’ Portland train trestle
The Maine Department of Transportation plans to demolish the southern half of the former Grand Trunk Railroad train trestle at the request of the Board of Maine Harbor Commissioners.
Biden nominates former Obama adviser over Angus King to lead national intelligence
Maine Senator Angus King will remain in the U.S. Senate after all.
Maine to alter contact tracing plans as coronavirus surges
Maine’s top public health officials say the surge of coronavirus cases in the state has necessitated changes to contact tracing protocols.
Maine certifies Biden’s victory in the state’s election
Secretary of State Matt Dunlap says Maine has certified the results of the 2020 election.
Maine wants wreath hangers to spread joy, not pests
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine forestry officials are asking residents to take precautions this holiday season to prevent the spread of pests when shipping items such as trees and wreaths.
Search on for 4-member crew of sunken Atlantic fishing boat
BOSTON (AP) The Coast Guard is searching for the four-member crew of a Maine fishing boat that sank off Massachusetts.
UMaine testing students to avoid sending virus home
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The University of Maine System is in the midst of an effort it called “safe departure testing” to avoid sending students home for Thanksgiving with the coronavirus.