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Case Of Ex-Police Officer Accused Of Unruly Behavior Settled
A Massachusetts judge has ruled charges against a former Portland police officer will be dismissed in three months if she stays out of trouble.
LePage Official Refuses to Disclose Membership On Wind Panel
Maine Gov. Paul LePage’s administration is refusing to identify members of a public commission charged with reviewing the impact of wind farms on tourism.
Poliquin Opposes Separation of Immigrant Kids from Parents
U.S. Rep. Bruce Poliquin says he opposes the separation of children from parents after illegal border crossings
Portland Police Searching for Missing Gorham Woman
PORTLAND, Maine (WGAN) Portland Police are looking for the public’s help to find a woman that hasn’t been seen since last week
Advocates Say Administration Flouts Medicaid Expansion Law
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) An advocacy group is again accusing Republican Gov. Paul LePage’s administration of flouting the law in the latest legal battle over voter-approved Medicaid expansion in Maine
Charges Against Former Portland Police Officer Dismissed
WORCESTER, Massachusetts (AP) Charges against a former Portland police officer, who was arrested in Massachusetts earlier this year, have been dismissed
Emera Maine Gets Rate Increase Over AARP’s Objections
HALLOWELL, Maine (AP) Maine regulators have cut Emera Maine’s proposed rate increase by nearly half but AARP Maine says the 5.34-percent increase is still too high
New Hampshire Helicopter Tour Company Expanding to Maine
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) A New Hampshire-based helicopter tour company is planning to expand to Maine and offer sightseeing trips around Portland by the end of June
Company Settles Lawsuit Against Housing Project Developers
The developers of a stalled housing project in Maine have settled a lawsuit filed by a Vermont construction company that said it was owed $235,000.
Lawmakers Looking to Fund Bills on Opioid Addiction, Jails
Maine lawmakers have returned to the Statehouse to consider funding over 100 bills and bonds.
