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State lawmakers will move forward on proposed workers’ comp reform

AUGUSTA — A joint legislative committee is scheduled to wrap up discussions Tuesday on a proposed package of reforms designed to make the Maine workers’ compensation system more advantageous to injured workers. The Legislature’s Labor and Housing Committee is expected to send an omnibus bill to the full House and Senate that contains several – […]

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Deaths rise as Nepal issues more permits for Mount Everest

NAMCHE, Nepal (AP) — Scaling Mount Everest was a dream few realized before Nepal opened its side of the mountain to commercial climbing a half-century ago. This year the government issued a record number of permits, leading to traffic jams on the world’s highest peak that likely contributed to the greatest death toll in four […]

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Thornton Academy senior receives Marcel ‘Mike’ Drapeau Alumni Band Scholarship

SACO — Hard work and talent truly does pay off. As evidence of that, Molly Scott, a graduating senior at Thornton Academy, is this year’s recipient of the Marcel ‘Mike’ Drapeau Alumni Band Scholarship, an award of $1,000. The scholarship award was announced at the Scholarship Benefit Concert held at the First Parish Congregational Church […]

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Motorcycle passenger seriously injured in Casco crash

A motorcycle passenger from New Hampshire was seriously injured early Monday evening in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Meadow Road (Route 121) and Poland Spring Road (Route 11) in Casco that shut down traffic for about an hour. The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office responded with Casco Fire/Rescue around 5:30 p.m. to the crash, […]