PORTLAND — A Biddeford man who was pulled over Sunday on the Maine Turnpike with an AK-47 assault rifle, several semi-automatic handguns and news clippings about the Colorado theater shootings in his car remained in jail Monday in lieu of $50,000 cash bail.
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DHHS avoids most of $12.5 millon shortfall
The agency is able to almost balance its MaineCare budget by June 30, says Commissioner Mary Mayhew.
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State police seize arsenal after Maine Turnpike stop
Timothy Courtois had newspaper clippings of the Colorado shooting in his car and says he took a loaded gun Saturday into a local theater showing the new Batman movie.
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Gender wage gap narrower, but women still earning less than men
Women who work full time in Maine earn about 22 percent less than men who work full time, according to the latest data on the state’s work force.
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Gender wage gap in Maine smaller, but still a reality
Women who work full time in Maine earn about 22 percent less than men who work full time, according to the latest data on the state’s work force.
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Angus Kings’ rivals raise heat over his fundraising trip to Washington, D.C.
Angus King’s rivals in Maine’s U.S. Senate race criticized the independent front-runner Wednesday for going to Washington, D.C., to raise money from big-name donors and lobbyists.
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Opponents blast King for pursuing PAC funds
Senate race rivals question his independence, but King says he’ll ‘need to defend myself’ against partisan ads.
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U.S. Senate race: King takes hit for raising money in D.C.
Angus King’s rivals in Maine’s U.S. Senate race criticized the independent front-runner Wednesday for going to Washington, D.C., to raise money from big-name donors and lobbyists. King defended the fundraisier, saying he is just getting prepared to defend himself from partisan advertising campaigns this fall. Republicans and Democrats said the trip proves that King is […]
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Angus King’s opponents blast him for D.C. fundraiser
King says he’ll need the money to defend him against advertising campaigns this fall since his opponents wouldn’t agree to forgo Super PAC money.
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Post-primary GOP donations helped Charlie Summers
Republican donors gave GOP Senate candidate Charlie Summers a financial boost after he won last month’s primary election, but Summers is still well behind former Gov. Angus King in the money chase, new campaign finance reports show.