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Appeals could jeopardize wind farms deal

Less than two weeks ago, a Canadian energy company and a major wind power developer with turbines in Maine announced they had closed a deal worth hundreds of millions of dollars to expand wind power projects across the Northeast.

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Drug abuse panel gives action plan

AUGUSTA — A statewide panel looking for solutions to Maine’s prescription drug abuse crisis refined its action plan Tuesday as the state was hit with its 24th drugstore robbery, a figure equal to the total number of pharmacy robberies that occurred last year.

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Foster care group closing doors

PORTLAND — More than 90 Maine children who are in foster care will have to get services elsewhere because Casey Family Services is shutting down its offices in seven states to redirect those resources into grants.

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James R. Schmidt Awards presented

WATERVILLE — Waterville’s Lakewood Continuing Care Center and its Food-Services Director Maggie Black, both were honored recently at Kennebec Behavioral Health’s 52nd annual meeting.

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Matt Sandusky speaks of abuse, suicidal thoughts

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Jerry Sandusky’s son told police he was sexually abused starting when he was 8, a decade before the former Penn State assistant football coach adopted him, according to a police interview recording obtained by NBC News.