Police are reconstructing the accident that occurred near the west entrance to Memorial Bridge.
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Shoppers shrug off predawn cold for crack at early Black Friday deals
Thousands of Mainers flock to The Maine Mall in South Portland for midnight opening ‘door busters’ and to socialize.
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Posted inElection 2018, Local & State, Local Elections, News, Politics
After extensive losses, Maine Republicans regrouping and strategizing
Still in postmortem mode over the midterms, when the party suffered defeats for governor, Congress and control of the Legislature, its leaders muse on how to win over voters in 2020.
Posted inCops & Courts, Local & State
Appeals court ruling sends Riverview outpatient lawsuit to jury
Jason Begin says the Augusta police officer violated his rights when she shot him as he was stabbing himself.
Posted inAnimals, Life & Culture, Local & State, News
Florida’s new dog-racing ban puts more greyhounds on track for adoption in Maine
The Maine Greyhound Placement Service is expecting a surge in former racing dogs needing new homes as their southern owners get out of the racing business.
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Four indicted on drug trafficking charges in central Maine
The indictments were handed up Thursday by a Kennebec County grand jury.
Posted inPolitics
Lawmakers from Portland and Biddeford join leadership in Maine House
All 3 of the top Democrats in the House are from southern Maine.
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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.
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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 inLocal & State, 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.