Gambling director optimistic Maine sports betting could go live by November
A revised set of rules governing sports gambling in the state was published Wednesday. Barring significant public comment, they could
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Looking Back on May 18
100 Years Ago: 1923 Hats of soft felt in all colors and white are largely dependent upon a ribbon band
Read MoreFire burns Kittery hotel, two people possibly unaccounted for
The fire destroyed the Days Inn and sparked several other fires as winds whipped the flames Read More
Read MoreMay 17 high school highlights
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Read MorePublic session on proposed wildlife refuge to take place in Farmington
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has identified a study area of 200,000 acres.Read More
Read MoreFranklin County panel approves policies for vehicle use
County commissioners and the Sheriff’s Office reached a compromise over county cruiser use.Read More
Read MoreMexico middle school instructor named 2023 Oxford County Teacher of the Year
Lacy Todd said, ” … I teach because I have a debt to pay forward.”Read More
Read MoreWest Paris man sent to prison for bank robbery, gun possession
The defendant robbed a Buckfield bank in 2019 and illegally sold guns a year later.Read More
Read MoreCharge dismissed against Portland man accused of vandalizing picnic table
Christian MilNeil has denied writing an anti-police sentiment on a park table outside a public housing building in June 2020.Read
Read MorePhoto album: Home-schoolers study nature at Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary
Windham Plus Homeschoolers and Homeschoolers of Auburn and Lewiston got together to do an outdoor nature hike in Lewiston.Read More
Read MoreState might help Sheriff Eric Samson bypass Auburn’s roadblocks for new offices
Legislators consider two bills that would ease the way for a new Androscoggin County public safety facility on Center Street.Read
Read MoreAfter a string of warm days, frost warnings in the state are a good reminder to wait to plant
There is nothing like early spring warm temperatures to lull a gardener into a false sense of security. Threats of
Read MoreHymes Pitches Expanded Property Tax Relief for Maine’s Military Veterans
A 20-year veteran of the U.S. Navy who is now serving in the State Legislature wants to eliminate up to
Read MoreErica Desjardins: Fulbright recipient to study international affairs in France
ORONO — Recent University of Maine graduate Erica Desjardins of Bangor received an award from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program
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