Reported cases of pertussis are down more than half in Maine over past two years as vaccines, natural cycle have effect, Maine CDC reports.
January 2014
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Rep. Fowle, D-Vassalboro, to hold Augusta office hours
AUGUSTA — Rep. Lori Fowle, D-Vassalboro, will hold office hours from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 1, at Red Barn restaurant, 455 Riverside Drive. “I’m looking forward to this chance to hear from my constituents. With so much going on in Augusta over the next few months, it’s important to know what is on […]
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Susan Collins ended 2013 with $3 million in re-election fund
For the final quarter, however, her Democratic challenger raised more money than Maine’s Republican senator.
Posted inNews
Prentiss man pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting boy
Timothy Hayes is being held on three indictments, two of them felonies, and will be tried in March.
Posted inNews
Augusta woman gets jail time for hitting Hallowell cruiser
Sentence for Mary K. Testerman Friday follows a conviction by a jury in Kennebec County.
Posted inNation & World, News
Maine still in, Vermont out as possible missile launch site
The Department of Defense is looking for an East Coast base for anti-ballistic missiles.
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Amid tough financial times, China gets dollar store
Store is set to open up on Route 3 next week.
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Gardiner shooting victim says insult, coffee brandy led to struggle over gun
Paul Coyne, arrested in Massachusetts after the shooting, made an initial court appearance in Kennebec County Superior Court, and is being held on a probation violation charge.
Posted inSports
WINTER OLYMPICS: IOC to review Sochi’s security
Bach, cabinet make final preparations