Daily Archives: Friday, June 12, 2020

State, local government offices begin to reopen; train is moving again

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Maine Democrats pass resolution calling for police reform

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State commissioner says federal aid inadequate for agriculture, forestry programs

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CMP will offer credits for service shortcomings to restore customer trust

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Maine schools re-examine role of resource officers

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Houlton councilors reconvene in person, but public participation remains online

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State canceled nearly as many fraudulent unemployment claims as it received last week

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Penobscot County voters will delay vote on funding for new jail

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Federal judge calls Maine unenrollment law unconstitutional in Libertarian lawsuit

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Bristol Mills fish ladder strains to accommodate surge in migration

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Nestle considers selling Poland Spring

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‘It’s broken:’ Fears grow about strength of U.S. voting system

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Mills administration backtracks on testing for out-of-state riders on transit

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State says it, not school districts, will decide when students can return

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Some Portland councilors want outside review of police response to protests

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Police say they intercepted armed counterprotesters in Portland last week

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Windham council passes resolution to declare all businesses essential

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More Maine businesses allowed to reopen, earlier than originally planned

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Kennebunk Development Corp. creates COVID-19 business loan fund

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Sanford police chief apologizes for any offense caused by armed officers at protest

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