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Maine State Police Investigate Gunfire at CMP Substations
Police say they found evidence consistent with gunfire and damage to installations.
California-based nonprofit acquires Central Maine Healthcare
Central Maine Healthcare has been acquired by a California-based non-profit.
Maine U.S. Sen. Collins endorses bill to require photo ID at the voting booth
Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins says she’s backing the SAVE Act.
Maine’s Del Duca to Start Bobsled Run at Olympics
Del Duca is now a two-time Olympian in two- and four-man racing.
Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office Make Two Domestic Violence Arrests Within Hours
54-year-old Wade Bigelow of Garland and 62-year-old Jason Wiggin of Hermon were arrest hours apart, on related Domestic Violence charges by the Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office.
Criminal Mischief Blamed for Extensive Winslow Power Outages
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Winslow Police Department.
Maine officials sound alarm in wake of massive EPA policy shift
The 2009 “Endangerment Finding”, which was revoked on Thursday, declared that pollutants emitted whenever fossil fuels are burned endanger both public health and the environment.
A Hermon Woman is Facing Multiple Charges After a Deadly Head on Collusion in October.
26-year-old Lacey Wiles of Hermon faces OUI, manslaughter, and multiple other charges after a Topsham Police Department investigation. The crash occurred on October 4th of last year.
Gov. Mills says she will “stand up for our state” at National Governor’s Meeting
Gov. Janet Mills will be in attendance at the meeting of the National Governor’s Association next week at the White House.