There are many bills seeking to address the issue, but whether lawmakers will be prohibited from trading individual company stocks is still unclear.
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For Black women, hopes and dreams rest on Biden court choice
Black women are inspired by President Joe Biden’s pledge to nominate a Black woman to the court.
Under pressure to ease up, Biden weighs new virus response
Even allies of the administration have argued that Biden should at least lay out a roadmap for moving back toward normalcy.
Stocks rise broadly on Wall Street with more help from tech
More than 85 percent of stocks in the S&P 500 gained ground.
Sidelines: Gardiner’s touching tribute to injured Lawrence basketball player transcends sports
Recognition of Bulldogs guard MaKenzie Nadeau – who suffered a fracture to her spine in a car crash – was beyond a classy gesture, Drew Bonifant writes.
A sign of ransomware growth: Gangs now arbitrate disputes
A new report highlights the growing maturity and specialization of the ransomware market.
Education center to offer free virtual, in-person sessions
The Maine Educational Opportunity Center plans to host free individualized virtual and in-person sessions for adults 19 and older looking for a new career or returning to higher education. Virtual — Essentials of College Planning: • Wednesday, Feb. 23, at 9 and 10 a.m., and 6 and 7 p.m.; • Thursday, Feb. 24, at 9 […]
Basketball notebook: Gardiner girls enjoy busy Saturday on the court
Tigers play doubleheader due to storm; Forest Hills’s Desjardins reaches 1,000 points while Cony’s Briggs closes in; better balance lifts Carrabec girls.
Bates College recognizes local Dana Scholars
LEWISTON — Three local students have been named Dana Scholars at Bates College. They are Colin Marquis Boutin of Mechanic Falls, Becca Zimmerman of Turner, and Ed Zuis of Monmouth. Established in 1965 through the support of the Charles A. Dana Foundation, the Dana Scholars Program recognizes exemplary academic excellence and promise, leadership potential and […]