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Maine Unemployment Rate Ticks Up, Still Less Than a Year Ago
Maine labor officials say the unemployment rate rose slightly again in June.
Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening Maine High School
ROCKLAND, Maine (AP) A 20-year-old man has pleaded guilty to threatening a Maine high school on social media
UMaine Researchers Seek to Protect Forest Workers from Ticks
ORONO, Maine (AP) Researchers at the University of Maine have been awarded more than $1 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to try to help protect forest workers from tick-borne diseases
Time to Clam Up? Not in Maine, Where Bivalve Lovers Boogie
YARMOUTH, Maine (AP) Maine’s clam harvest might be down, but the state is still ready to celebrate in honor of the shellfish
Three Men Arrested on Various Charges in Scarborough
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (WGAN) The Scarborough Police Department says three people have been arrested on theft charges
Jury Convicts ‘D Money’ of 2 Counts of Murder in Maine
A jury in Cumberland County has convicted a Rochester, New York, man in the killing of a Maine couple on Christmas Day 2015.
Police: Man Suspected of Burglaries in 9 States Arrested
AUBURN, Maine (AP) Police in Maine played a key role in the arrest of a man suspected in a series…
Lewiston Police Continue Investigation Into Kennedy Park Brawl
Police in Lewiston say they’re still investigating what led to a fight in Kennedy Park that left one man dead.
Maine Ambulance Agrees to Pay Almost $17K in Fraud Case
Federal prosecutors say a Maine ambulance company is entering into a settlement with the federal government and the state to resolve allegations of submitting false claims to Medicare.
Residents Voice Opposition to Planned Substation Expansion
Residents in South Portland, Maine, say a power company should move rather than complete a planned substation expansion near the Fore River.