Crime lab and computer unit employees are an essential part of the law enforcement process, and they should be treated that way.
April 2019
Posted inBusiness, News, Politics
Critics take aim at plan to allow prescription drug imports from Canada
Pharmacists and others warn of unintended consequences in a bill that aims to reduce medication costs in Maine.
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Posted inLocal & State, News
Portland firefighters trying to rescue Munjoy Hill station’s Engine 1
The city budget proposed for the year starting July 1 would shut down the truck and reassign firefighters, leaving a ladder truck and an ambulance on Munjoy Hill.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
George Smith: Make a toast to Maine breweries
The craft beer industry is booming all over the state.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Rep. Terry: Hardworking Mainers should receive a ‘cost of living refund’
L.D. 1491 would replace the Maine earned income tax credit with a bigger credit available to more people.
Posted inLifestyle
Riverwalk planned in Gardiner.
Riverwalk: Swimming Upstream, 25 vibrant prints will be installed along Cobbossee Stream April 27-June 1. Artist, Lisa Link will bring her public art project to the Harrison Avenue Nature Trail in Gardiner for the spring run of alewives on Cobbossee Stream. These 25 prints celebrate rivers, restoration and environmental advocacy in Maine. Those who wish […]