Maine falters in the second half of a 112-103 loss Canton at the Portland Expo.
March 2018
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Augusta councilors, lawmakers leery of proposed treatment center near arsenal property
A North Carolina entrepreneur who founded a similar operation in that state proposes to partner with the arsenal property developer to benefit both sites.
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Lewiston mayor says letter to new voters wasn’t intimidation
Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap takes issue with Mayor Shane Bouchard’s message to voters who registered at the polls last year that they now face residency requirements.
Posted inNation & World, News
Florida governor says he’s ‘going to take time’ to decide on signing gun bill
Gov. Rick Scott broke with the NRA after last month’s mass shooting and says he plans to discuss the bill with relatives of the 17 people who were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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Study finds ‘fake news’ travels way faster than the truth
Twitter loves lies. And you can’t blame bots; it’s us, say the authors of the largest study of online misinformation.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
University of Southern Maine wrestler Peter Del Gallo aims for national title
Gardiner graduate seeded fourth in Division III tournament.
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UMaine faces Friars in Hockey East quarterfinals
Providence has dominated the Black Bears in recent years, but an improved Maine looks for a series upset.
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Waivers allow agencies to hire ex-lobbyists
This comes despite President Trump’s promises as a candidate to drain the swamp in Washington.
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America East women’s basketball championship game: Maine vs. Hartford
The Black Bears seek their first NCAA tournament berth since 2004.
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Rep. Poliquin, other lawmakers push for more funds to fight opioid crisis
The 2nd District Republican wants the formula for allocating funds from a federal program changed to provide more money to smaller states with disproportionately big drug problems.