Daily Archives: Monday, May 4, 2020

Millions of pounds of Maine potatoes sitting in storage

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Republicans demand removal of governor’s emergency powers

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Voting coalition wants Mills to act on primary election

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Ballot printers increase capacity to prepare for mail voting surge

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Orrington pastor plans to defy governor, hold in-person worship next Sunday

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Waldoboro officials to revisit proposed budget amid revenue concerns

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Two historic Thorndike buildings receive boost to revitalize

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Lewiston committee remains committed to anti-poverty push

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Baldwin: Firm to receive $350K to help state invest in wood energy for sawmills; second firm to get $700K

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Protests challenge restrictions in Maine, other N.E. states

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Proposed $67.5M Augusta budget includes small tax increase, 8 furlough days

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Q&A: Portland police chief talks stress, change and policing during emergency

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Realtors say Maine housing market remains competitive amid economic uncertainty

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Trump revises predicted coronavirus death toll, saying it could reach 100,000

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Maine cities get $2M in new federal funds and plan to share with local businesses

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Application period begins for Poland Spring, Maine Tourism Relief Fund

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Maine Turnpike ramp to close for guardrail work

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Ogunquit officials declare COVID-19 emergency, choose advisory task force

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York extends and modifies emergency order through June 30

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