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Maine home sales, prices remained steady in July
Home sales in Maine were about the same in July as they were during the previous month a year ago, while prices ticked up slightly.
Maine says confusing voter mailings aren’t from state
Maine’s Secretary of State says some households are receiving a confusing voter registration mailing that’s not from state government.
Portland police arrest suspect in attempted burglary at Maine Historical Society
Portland police say an arrest was made early Wednesday morning in connection with an attempted burglary at the Maine Historical Society on Congress Street.
One person killed in single-vehicle crash in Porter
Maine State Police say a Parsonsfield man was killed Wednesday morning when his vehicle slammed into a tree.
Police search for suspect in Pittsfield robbery
Maine State Police are searching for suspect in a robbery at Rich’s Pizza in Pittsfield.
Belfast startup buys idled paper mill
A Belfast startup says it has bought the former Madison Paper Industries mill.
City of Portland denies claim of obstructing project that failed
Officials in Maine’s largest city say they deny obstruction charges in a developer’s lawsuit about a failed project that never came to pass.
Outside money flows into race for Susan Collins’ Senate seat
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Republican Sen. Susan Collins hasn’t officially announced whether she’s seeking reelection. But that isn’t stopping campaign dollars from pouring into Maine
UPDATE: Litchfield man captured following manhunt
LITCHFIELD, Maine (WGAN) State Police say a wanted Litchfield man is now in police custody
Maine ag commissioner let down by USDA’s blueberry aid snub
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine’s agriculture commissioner says it’s “highly disappointing” the federal government won’t include the state’s blueberry growers in a program designed to provide payments to farmers hurt by trade disruption




