The owner of Lucky 777 Lab says the questionable posts made in the company’s name were done without his knowledge by an independent contractor hired to consult on machinery.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine, News
Neighbors seeing red over flashing lights on new CMP towers
They say the LEDs ruin the nighttime view of Merrymeeting Bay, but the utility says federal law requires lights on the 240-foot structures to warn crews in passing planes.
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Police looking for hit-and-run driver who injured South Thomaston girl
The victim, 16-year-old Emily Miller, suffered a broken leg, ankle and wrist and a shattered pelvis, and recovery could take months.
Posted inMaine, Nation & World, News, Politics
Thousands of Mainers could lose food stamps under Trump administration plan
The new rule would prohibit states from automatically enrolling people who are eligible for other welfare benefits.
Posted inSports
Baseball: Brunswick plays on in 11U Cal Ripken New England regional
After earning a spot in the New England field when Connecticut passed, Brunswick will play in the semifinals.
Posted inMaine
Androscoggin Commissioner John Butler dies at 61
Praised as someone who “did not play games,” Butler was a 20-year elected official in Lewiston, serving on both the school board and the City Council.
Posted inMaine, New England
Rhode Islanders who registered vehicles in Jefferson, Maine have bills headed their way
Nearly 100 Rhode Islanders who registered their cars to an empty field in Maine will now be facing dozens of unpaid bills from their state.
Posted inNation & World
CEO: Schools reject offer to pay students’ late lunch bills
Todd Carmichael, chief executive and co-founder of Philadelphia-based La Colombe Coffee, says the Wyoming Valley West School District board president declined the $22,000 offer, arguing that money is owed by parents who can afford to pay.
Posted inMaine, News
Judge backs the town in Cape Elizabeth waterfront street fight
Superior Court Justice Michaela Murphy rules that several residents of Pilot Point Road failed to prove they own an undeveloped street that runs between their homes and Broad Cove.
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Maine ACLU calls on Concord Coach Lines to forbid immigration searches
The bus company says it is unwilling to deny access to federal agents despite guidance that points to bus passengers having the ability to refuse consent.