Court upholds Maine cable bill law
AUGUSTA– The United States Supreme Court has declined to review a challenge to Maine’s first-in- the- nation consumer protection law
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Craven Proposes Bill to Criminalize Parents Leaving 9-Year-Olds in Cars
A Lewiston lawmaker has proposed a bill that would make it a crime for any adult to leave a child
Read MoreMonarch butterflies inspire the 2023 Common Ground Fair poster
Maine artist Rebekah Lowell incorporated her love of monarch butterflies and her own history as a domestic abuse survivor to
Read MoreWinslow council considers request to expand ambulance services
Interim fire Chief Scott Bolduc told the Town Council this week that the Fire Department could transport patients to hospitals
Read MoreJay board chooses paper mill workers for Spirit of America Award
The award will be displayed at Maine’s Paper & Heritage Museum in Livermore Falls.Read More
Read MoreDancing with the Stars Live! is coming to Maine
The tour will be in Portland on Thursday Read More
Read MoreFamily devastated after their home burns down
ETNA — Multiple fire departments responded to a structure fire that broke out in Etna Tuesday morning. “We responded. Carmel
Read More$2.1 million in federal funding will support new public greenspace in Portland
The money secured by the Portland Parks Conservancy will be used for the first phase of the Portland Harbor Common
Read MoreMaine Think Tank Wants No Taxes For Mainers Making Under $50k
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Read MoreFranklin County arrest log: Jan. 7 to Jan. 9, 2023
Arrests listed from Jan. 7 through Jan. 9.Read More
Read MoreFriends of Sears Island offers ‘Freeze the Day’ activity kits to families
SEARSPORT — Friends of Sears Island will be offering free grab-and-go snow science-themed activity kits for children this month. The
Read MoreWinthrop town manager resigns, citing ‘deeply disturbing’ bullying and harassment by detractors
Town Manager Jeff Kobrock gave a six-month notice on Monday to provide the town with time to find a successor.Read
Read MoreSt. Anne Church ‘Socking’ community issue throughout January
GORHAM — Many community organizations, shelters, and charitable clothing groups have noted a lack of socks among the most pressing
Read MoreGrease fire in kitchen at Oxford Hills high school quickly extinguished
No injuries were reported.Read More
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