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Rudy Giuliani to join Trump legal team in Russia probe
Trump personal attorney Jay Sekulow told The Associated Press that Giuliani will be focusing on the Mueller investigation.
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How did your legislator vote on recreational pot?
Below are the votes for each legislator on the recreational marijuana bill
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Developer presses plan to build hotel on Portland wharf, reigniting waterfront debate
The proposal could be the first hotel to be built on a wharf along Commercial Street, but it is already facing criticism from advocates for the working waterfront.
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Navy seaman from Freeport dies while serving in Persian Gulf
Austin Williams, 22, was struck by a vehicle while crossing a road in Bahrain with his friends, his family says.
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Wind-driven rain lashes Maine, causing power outages
More than 9,000 CMP customers were without electricity late Monday night, with the highest concentrations in Gorham, Harpswell and Phippsburg.
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Lewiston attorneys to make Supreme Court arguments in landmark e-commerce tax case
The law firm Brann and Isaacson has developed a niche representing online retailers, starting 50 years ago with L.L. Bean.
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LePage will need to flip votes to sustain veto of the recreational marijuana bill
Supporters got more than the two-thirds margin needed to override a veto when initial votes were cast, but history has shown that Republican lawmakers are willing to switch sides to support the governor.
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Five scramble to safety after truck plunges into river in Windham
The men escaped through the pickup’s windows shortly before it sank Monday afternoon beneath the Pleasant River Bridge, according to one passenger.
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LePage says he’ll veto bill to guide recreational marijuana market
Lawmakers hope the bill, which initially passed by a two-thirds majority in each house, will be able to withstand the governor’s veto attempt.