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University of Arkansas – Fort Smith leader named UMF’s next president
Edward Serna, the interim chancellor at the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith, will take over as president at the University of Maine at Farmington on July 1.
Bill to allow more medical professionals to perform abortions is closer to passage
The bill, which has the support of Gov. Janet Mills but still faces votes in the Senate, comes at a time when other states are restricting access to abortion.
Pittsfield lights, sirens thrill students at National EMS Week celebration
Police, fire, emergency medical personnel demonstrate apparatus for hundreds of students at Warsaw Middle School.
Police fatally shoot Auburn man to end standoff
Police said the man was shot and killed by a member of the Maine State Police tactical team after an hourslong standoff in Auburn.
District attorney drops misdemeanor charges against former Maine lawmaker
Former Republican state Rep. Jeffrey Pierce was charged with failing to disclose a 1983 felony conviction when he obtained a hunting license.
Dressbarn to close stores, including Augusta location
The parent company continues to operate Ann Taylor, Loft, Lane Bryant and other stores.
Man who tore up Maine road may be off the hook for restitution
The Frenchville man's conviction for aggravated mischief stands, the state's highest court rules.
Richmond property tax rate expected to stay flat with proposed budget
Town Manager Adam Garland said the town's spending plan reflects negotiated increases in salaries, an increase in the cost of ambulance service, and other adjustments across town departments.
RSU 9 budget meeting slated for May 28
The proposed 2019-20 budget is $1.57 million, or 4.44% more than this fiscal year.
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 11:00 PM
Waterville council takes first votes to further Golden Pond Wealth Management expansion
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 8:55 PM
Across U.S., activists protest new wave of abortion bans
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 8:37 PM
Congressional leaders make progress on debt, spending talks
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Varsity Maine Posted: Yesterday at 8:10 PM
Local roundup: Winthrop softball topples Oak Hill in key MVC game
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Local & State Posted: Yesterday at 8:08 PM
Kennebec County budget increasing by 2.73 percent
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Varsity Maine Posted: Yesterday at 7:43 PM
Girls tennis: Maranacook, Mt. Blue prepare for state championships
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Health care Posted: Yesterday at 7:42 PM
Maine House gives final approval to ending vaccine opt-outs
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Nation & World Posted: Yesterday at 7:32 PM
Sherpa climbs Everest twice in a week, breaks his record with 24th ascent
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Local & StateFairfield junk piles keep growing on US Route 201
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Local & StateCar struck by mail truck hops curb, crashes on steps of Waterville business
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Lewiston-AuburnPolice fatally shoot Auburn man to end standoff
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Amy CalderReporting Aside: Waterville woman 'grateful to be alive'
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Local & StateKennebec County DA admonished for meeting with judge
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Local & StateFire destroys car on interstate ramp in Augusta
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Local & StateMerrymeeting Trail, connecting Gardiner to Topsham, gets Hallowell council’s support
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Maine CrimePsychiatric patient who killed father allowed to move into Augusta group home
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NewsPolice searching for driver in fatal Woodstock hit-and-run
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Maine CrimePolice seize 14 pounds of meth in Maine Turnpike traffic stop
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CommunityCony High School top 10 ranked seniors for class of 2019
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NewsRoofing contractor pleads not guilty in worker’s death
May 20
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Local & StateMount Vernon, Vienna Treasurer Marti Gross dies
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Local & State
Waterville council takes first votes to further Golden Pond Wealth Management expansion
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Maine CrimeWindsor man sentenced to 3 years in prison for chase that ended in Whitefield
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Local & StateEarly morning fire damages home on Ward Road in Augusta
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Maine CrimeStrangled Maine woman had defendant’s DNA on her, prosecutors tell jury
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OutdoorsMoose permit increase approved, but any-deer hunting permits may be reduced
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Schools and Education
Central Maine area college graduations
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Nation & World
Across U.S., activists protest new wave of abortion bans
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Nation & World
Congressional leaders make progress on debt, spending talks
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Local & State
Kennebec County budget increasing by 2.73 percent
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Health care
Maine House gives final approval to ending vaccine opt-outs
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Nation & World
Sherpa climbs Everest twice in a week, breaks his record with 24th ascent
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Local & StateLate change to city budget means Portland parking fees are going up
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Maine CrimeTwo sentenced for drug trafficking in Augusta
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BusinessDressbarn to close stores, including Augusta location
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BusinessMaine home sales and prices bucked trends by rebounding in April
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