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Sea Dogs founding president, general manager dies after lengthy illness
The Portland Sea Dogs have announce the death of the team’s founding president and general manager.
Maine combats catalytic converter thefts with new law
A state law aimed at preventing the theft of catalytic converters goes into effect next month.
Portland prepares to host National Governor’s Association semi-annual meeting
Governor’s from across the nation will meet in Portland on Wednesday for the semi-annual meeting of the National Governor’s Association.
Portland Water District reminds residents not to paint fire hydrants
Officials in Portland are warning residents not to paint fire hydrants in the city.
Rep. Chellie Pingree tests positive for COVID-19
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Maine’s congresswoman has tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the final member of the state’s congressional delegation to contract the virus.
Plantiffs in lawsuit against vaccine mandate must reveal identities, says judge
The workers have so far remained anonymous, but on Thursday, a federal appeals court in Boston rejected a motion by the workers and gave them until Friday to file an amended complaint with their names, the Portland Press-Herald reported.
Rep. Golden hopes to secure funding for Auburn Airport expansion
In addition to the possibility of passenger rail service there may soon be passenger air service in Auburn
State seeks public input on study to bring passenger rail to Lewiston-Auburn
Soon you may be able to hop a train to Lewiston/Auburn
Man taken to hospital with gunshot wound after Waterville shooting
A man was taken to the hospital in shooting in Waterville
Plane crash at Portland Jetport shuts down runway; both passengers hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries
The Portland Jetport was closed Friday afternoon while emergency crews responded to a plane crash.




