On opening day for Maine hunters, dozens of deer are harvested from Turner and Auburn areas by early afternoon.
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Fowsia Musse’s family race to bring her back to U.S. for emergency medical treatment
Doctors say the executive director of Maine Community integration, who was shot in Ethiopia, has less than 48 hours before they may need to amputate her leg.
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Lewiston-Auburn community leader shot in Ethiopia
Fowsia Musse, the executive director of Maine Community Integration, was shot Tuesday by a law enforcement officer at an airport in Ethiopia.
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Lewiston murder suspect held without bail
Barry Zollarcoffer, 47, is charged with killing Nicholas Blake on Oct. 19.
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Auburn school bus collides with another vehicle in New Gloucester
Three students were taken to Maine Medical Center for precautionary reasons.
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Auburn man appeals Alaska murder and sex assault convictions and sentences
Steven H. Downs, 48, filed notice of his appeal Monday with the Alaska Court of Appeals in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Maine housing officials say Poliquin campaign story is false
The Republican candidate’s claim that illegal immigrants bumped a woman from a housing list is harmful misinformation, they say.
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Paul LePage and Bruce Poliquin team up to campaign in Lewiston
The two Republican candidates told seniors at the Franco Center that Maine and the nation need change.
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Mayors warn that Paul LePage will hurt Maine cities if he wins governor’s race
Trio of Democrats say Gov. Janet Mills has helped fund municipalities since taking office, while LePage reduced their funding during his two terms.
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Cost of eating out is rising while staffing shortages persist
Here’s what you can expect to pay at select area fast-food restaurants for a meal.