Daily Archives: Monday, November 30, 2020

Maine lawmakers want to start work on the next state budget in December

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Mental health supporters warm line use on the rise in Maine

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King says a pandemic relief bill is in the works for December

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Maine food pantries prepared for winter — ‘assuming things don’t get worse’

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Storm to bring heavy rain, high winds, power outages to Maine today

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Black Friday shopping in Maine retail stores sees big decline amid pandemic

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Portland company working on tidal power with help from feds

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Milford: More salmon appear to return to key Maine river

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Applications for public aid programs surge in Maine with pandemic worsening

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Southern Maine coastal towns get help to address sea level rise

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Maine GOP leader: Talk to those opposed to coronavirus rules

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Dunlap reflects on myth of voter fraud as tenure ends

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Lack of federal stimulus could slow Maine’s economic recovery, panel warns

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Another 2,800 Mainers file new unemployment claims

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State testing capacity ‘crunched’ in some areas as demand increases, COVID-19 cases surge

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Maine COVID-19 hospitalizations rise, and bed capacity is closely watched

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Scarborough: Future of The Downs takes shape as racing era ends

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Falmouth urges caution after woman bitten by rabid raccoon

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Maine’s bold climate action plan will require money, commitment

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Watershed project moves ahead at Unity Pond

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Dam construction project deemed cause of contamination issue in Skowhegan

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Maine fishermen top in payouts from trade relief program

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Winter moths may be losing battle with parasitoid flies in Cape Elizabeth

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Dunlap says off-stage events are what he’ll remember most as secretary of state

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Dunlap says he’s running to be the next state auditor

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Franklin County to hold hearing on proposed $1.4M budget

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Reconstruction planned for High Street in Farmington

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Penobscot County administrator to retire 18 years after ‘big mistake’ of taking job

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Without additional federal aid, COVID rent relief program due to expire in 2021

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