Farmers, other food producers, will be able to sell directly to customers without state or federal regulation or inspection.
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Posted inMaine
Central Mainers digging out from snowstorm that promised 6-8 inches
Courts and schools were closed Friday, as the weather gave residents a preview of winter with windy, cold conditions Friday.
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Posted inBusiness, Maine
Charles Canning Jr., former CEO of Pine State Trading, dies
Family members remember Canning as fiercely loyal, quick-witted, an inspiration and a mentor.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Aroostook County man who killed father in 2004 wins discharge from state custody
A judge and others praised Michael MacDonald on Thursday for the efforts he has made; his sister continues to object.
Posted inPolitics
Gov.-elect Mills names team that will assemble her new administration
Maine’s incoming governor hopes her new executive search committee will help her fill out her Cabinet by January.
Posted inMaine, Schools and Education
Augusta school board rejects adding religious holidays to calendar
Despite community support for the proposed new policy, school board members said educators already work to accommodate students and the calendar is already full of events.
Posted inMaine
Winter is coming: Snow expected across state Thursday into Friday
Six to 8 inches of snowfall is expected for central and western Maine.
Posted inMaine, Politics
Gov.-elect Mills appoints campaign manager as chief of staff
Jeremy Kennedy of Portland is the former executive director of the Maine Democratic Party.
Posted inCommunity
Lopez to perform at UMA Jewett Auditorium Nov. 18
Classical pianist performance is part of the Concerts at Jewett series.
Posted inMaine, Maine Crime
Maine man in state custody dies in South Carolina facility
James N. Staples, who gouged his eyes out in prison, was placed there after being found not criminally responsible for assaulting a Riverview patient.