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Maine lawmakers vote to print obligations to tribes in copies of state constitution
Maine lawmakers are backing a proposal to include language about the state’s obligations to Native American tribes in future printings of the the state’s constitution.
Man dead, two others hurt following crash in Auburn
Police have identified a 29-year-old man who died in a wreck in Auburn Wednesday night.
Driver likely to face charges in four-vehicle crash in Waldoboro
A crash involving four vehicles in Waldoboro on Tuesday left two people injured and caused a traffic backup.
Motorcycle crash in Dayton leaves one dead
A teenager died in a crash in Dayton when his motorcycle struck a car.
Two Mexican nationals face charges after alleged illegal border crossing in Maine
Two Mexican nationals who had been previously deported from the U.S. pleaded guilty Tuesday to illegally reentering the country.
Mother, sons hurt in Byron ATV crash
A mother and her two sons were injured in an ATV crash in Byron Monday morning.
Missing Fairfield teen found safe
Fairfield police say a missing 13-year-old girl has been found safe.
Maine’s largest city approves contract for asylum seeker shelter
The City Council in Maine’s largest city approved a contract to provide services at a new homeless shelter that would serve asylum seekers.
Children’s History Book Prize is given to a Kittery author
New York Historical Society awarded a Kittery author for the finest American history novel for middle grade readers.
Maine considers ranked choice voting for governor races
Maine is advancing a proposal that would make it the second state to elect its governor using ranked choice voting, and it is expected for a vote in the state Legislature in the coming weeks after receiving a key committee approval.




