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As the presidential primary nears, this weekend is a pivotal one for Democratic campaigns organizing in Maine.
It's not because of a faulty billing system or a mistake.
Uttering the words “mountain lion” in Maine is roughly akin to shouting “fire” in a crowded movie theater. Let’s just say that both get a predictable reaction.
An intriguing matchup between 1,000-point scorers on two high-tempo teams highlights Friday’s Class C North girls semifinal matchups at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor.
The head of Maine’s broadband agency says accessing federal dollars and convincing communities of the importance of high-speed internet could prove to be impediments to expanding the expensive infrastructure to rural areas even if more funding is approved.
The Maine attorney general’s office has asked a federal judge to dismiss an ex-police officer’s lawsuit against the Penobscot County district attorney on the same grounds that an appeals court threw out a similar lawsuit in 1992 against the man who was then the county’s top prosecutor.
Hampden Academy has a fair amount of championship experience coming off last year’s Class AA North title.
The special ingredient that gives the basketball tournaments held each February at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor their infectiously positive atmosphere is the horn blowers and drum smashers assembled courtside.
For now, one of the four hangars that Bangor International Airport leases out to airplane servicing company C&L Aviation is stuffed to the brim.
A family with Hancock County roots is at the center of a Valentine’s Day double homicide in which a teenager allegedly fatally shot his mother and brother, and wounded his father.
The Portland Bulldogs advanced to the Class AA North girls basketball title game on Thursday afternoon with a 54-42 victory over Bangor.
In the face of mounting criticism of Central Maine Power Co., an executive at the Spanish company that owns CMP said he is pleased with its financial performance and wants to focus on the future.
The money became available after the federal government declared the opioid addiction crisis a national public health emergency in October 2017.
At Lookout Rock and two other open areas on the hill, hikers are rewarded with stunning views of the nearby Eggemoggin Reach.
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