The state will prosecute an area priest charged with giving drugs to inmates in a Wiscasset jail, according to a drug prosecutor.
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Augusta priest charged with smuggling drugs into Wiscasset jail
Police say Rev. Stephen Foote thought he was helping inmates at jail
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Maine priest charged in jail drug trafficking case
The Rev. Stephen Foote, 70, is accused of supplying suboxone, an opiate, to two inmates in Wiscasset.
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Political scientists: King, incumbents should take federal races; marriage vote tight
Three Maine professors also believe control for the Legislature will be nip-and-tuck.
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Maine’s liberty movement pours efforts into grass roots
A group that began as Ron Paul and tea party supporters evolves into a libertarian political action committee focused on grooming local candidates.
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Maine’s Ron Paul supporters focus on legislative races
PORTLAND — After Maine’s Ron Paul delegation was denied seats at the Republican National Convention in August, supporters of the libertarian-leaning Texas congressman’s presidential campaign had no other choice but to go home.
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TRUTH TEST: Schools would teach gay marriage? No
Opponents of same-sex marriage are back with an ad claiming children will learn about it in schools if Question 1 passes.
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Senate District 20 candidates differ on lowering health care costs
In this state Senate race, the challenger has served at the State House longer than the incumbent, who won’t have served a year if he loses.
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TRUTH TEST: Summers’ anti-King ad partially accurate
In one of his latest television ads, Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Charlie Summers recycles familiar claims against his two main opponents.
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Cordial campaign styles don’t shade big differences in Senate District 21 candidates
The Democrat calls the Republican a nice man on the wrong team. The Republican says the Democrat has a long record of public service he should be proud of.