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Environment Groups Acquiring Almost 18,000 Rural Maine Acres
BANGOR, Maine (AP) Conservation groups say they have acquired nearly 18,000 acres of land in Down East Maine for preservation of wildlife habitat and recreation
Hearings Coming About Increase in Baby Eel Fishing Quota
BREWER, Maine (AP) A proposal to allow Maine’s elver fishermen to catch more of the baby eels will be up for a public hearing in the state next month
UMaine Receives $1 Million Pledge for Engineering Center
ORONO, Maine (AP) An Illinois packaging company has pledged $1 million to help build a new engineering center for the University of Maine
Colby College is Done Honoring Bill Cosby
WATERVILLE, Maine (AP) Colby College says it is rescinding the honorary degree it awarded Bill Cosby in 1992, joining numerous other universities in revoking honors following the comedian’s sexual assault conviction
Wildfire Burns Through York County
SANFORD, Maine (WGAN) A wildfire in southern Maine has burned 314 acres of land
Freeport Man Charged with Attempted Murder
FREEPORT, Maine (WGAN) A Freeport man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder
UMaine System Increasing Tuition by Nearly 3 Percent in Fall
ORONO, Maine (AP) Tuition is going up a little less than 3 percent around the University of Maine System this coming fall
Former Publisher Apologizes Over Harassment Allegations
KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (AP) The former owner of a Maine magazine who was accused of sexual misconduct has apologized for “lines that were crossed.”
Critics Argue Against Planned Power Project
Opponents of a proposed 145-mile transmission line say the project will not save Maine residents money and create jobs as promised.
The Latest: Maine Lawmakers Overturns Veto of Pot Sales Bill
Lawmakers have returned to the Maine Statehouse to address gubernatorial vetoes on bills, including commercial pot sales.