Daily Archives: Thursday, July 23, 2020

Maine spending $2M to market itself as safe tourism destination amid pandemic

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Lewiston: Bates College may put some students up in area hotels

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More urban dwellers moving to Maine, and properties are selling fast

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Wells hotel owners offer to pay for coronavirus test as a way to attract more guests

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‘We’re prepared to go to the table:’ BIW strike talks could resume next week

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Woolwich: Mainers sue CMP over flashing lights on utility towers

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All 4 Native American tribes in Maine form Wabanaki alliance

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Portland Mayor Snyder addresses large number of homeless residents gathered in Deering Oaks Park

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‘Sleep out’ protest on steps of city hall highlights Portland’s housing crunch

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How, where Mainers can report businesses for violating COVID-19 safety rules

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Strong to severe thunderstorms expected to hit Maine today

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‘Undiscovered Maine’ group helps small Aroostook County businesses during pandemic

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State to update weekly jobless payments for self-employed, contractors

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GOP senators draft another stimulus bill, but no money for states or municipalities; liability shield proposed for businesses

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Trump, Barr expand surge of federal agents to American cities

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Poll finds very few Americans want to see full school reopenings

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Gardiner officials endorse Douglass as public works director

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Freeport halts weekend Main Street closures after negative feedback from businesses

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Waterville Councilor Smith resigns to focus on family, career

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Four potential buyers express ‘serious’ interest in Hampden waste plant

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Rangeley man received permits for marijuana businesses searched by police

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Waterville council votes 4-3 to pass resolution urging businesses, employees to wear masks

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Maine employers could be taxed by state on federal emergency loans

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Maine’s high court backs town in Cape Elizabeth waterfront street fight

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Mexico police awarded 3-year $266K grant for fifth police officer

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Auburn officials consider holding presidential election at Norway Savings Bank Arena

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York Selectwoman Blanchard resigns, effective immediately

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York Select Board plans next steps in anti-racism agenda

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Maine home sales decline again in June, but prices remain strong

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Portland officials allegedly told social workers to stop publicly distributing food to those in need

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