The region has experienced repeated shootouts between hunters, fishermen and official security agents.
June 2022
Winthrop nursing home placed on federal ‘special focus’ list
Two patients wandered out of the Heritage Rehabilitation and Living Center last year, and one was killed by a truck.
Gov. Mills announces 20 projects added to Land for Maine’s Future program
Sabattus, Lovell, Fryeburg, Oxford and Porter sites identified.
Student, foster parent and state sue RSU 73 over alleged violation of disability rights laws
The student, who has autism, was removed from an integrated classroom to work with a tutor, the federal lawsuit says.
New York governor signs law raising age to own semi-automatic rifle
‘Thoughts and prayers won’t fix this, but taking strong action will,’ she says.
Campaign spending in County Commisison District 3 up from prior years
Both candidates say it may be time to consider some sort of public campaign financing.
Judge delays trial of 2 former officers in Floyd killing until 2023
A jury consultant says the reason for the postponement seems like a ‘strange rationale.’
Supreme Court expected to soon rule on Maine school voucher case
Carson v. Makin centers around whether students in mostly rural districts can use state education vouchers to attend religious-based schools.
In blow to Biden, Mexico president to skip Americas Summit
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he will not attend this week’s Summit of the Americas because the leaders of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua are not invited.
Democrats tout Gov. Mills’ record on LGBTQ rights
The party slams Republican Paul LePage over his 2018 veto of a bill to ban gay conversion therapy, as well as GOP attacks on LGBTQ rights in many states.