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Fed aid to help Maine, 9 other states improve workforce data
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine is one of 10 states that are receiving federal grants designed to improve the quality of data about the workforce
Venerable ag fair takes over Maine’s Queen City for 10 days
BANGOR, Maine (AP) One of the oldest and largest agricultural fairs in Maine is getting started in the state’s Queen City
Deadline nears for closing shelter for asylum seekers
Some on the City Council are accusing Portland Mayor Ethan Strimling of sending mixed signals to more than 200 African asylum seekers about their housing prospects.
Rare tick-borne illness in Maine for first time in 2 years
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention says a case of a rare tick-borne infection has been confirmed in the state for the first time since 2017.
ACLU asks company to keep immigration agents off its buses
The American Civil Liberties Union affiliates of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont are asking a bus company to refuse access to immigration agents who want to board and conduct citizenship checks.
Father, son arrested on drug charges
LAGRANGE, Maine (WGAN) The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency says a father and son are facing drug charges after being arrested in Waterville Monday.
Rhode Islanders fined for registering vehicles in Maine
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Nearly a hundred Rhode Islanders who registered their cars to an empty field in Maine face dozens of unpaid bills
Two wanted in connection with Sanford fire in custody
SANFORD, Maine (WGAN) The two men being sought in connection with a house fire in Sanford earlier in the month are now in custody
1,000 salmon return to Maine river for first time in years
BANGOR, Maine (AP) Maine environmental managers say more than 1,000 Atlantic salmon have returned to the Penobscot River this year for the first time since 2011
A second Seeds of Peace session getting underway in Maine
OTISFIELD, Maine (AP) Another Seeds of Peace session is getting underway in Maine