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Maine Senate votes to require MaineCare abortion coverage

AUGUSTA — The Maine Senate voted Tuesday to require MaineCare and private health insurers to cover abortion services, likely clearing the way for final passage of the controversial measure. The 19-16 vote came one week after the House voted 79-63 to pass a measure that supporters argue is necessary to ensure that women can access abortion care […]

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Maine joins multi-state lawsuit accusing drug makers of price-rigging

Maine has joined a lawsuit that accuses the nation’s largest generic drug manufacturers of conspiring to artificially inflate and manipulate prices for their products. The lawsuit, filed Friday in federal court in Connecticut, names 16 companies and 15 individual senior executives. It covers more than 100 generic drugs that reportedly account for billions of dollars […]

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Limerick armed robbery investigation continues

LIMERICK — York County Sheriff’s Office deputies are continuing to look for the robber who held up Limerick Village Variety around 9:20 a. m. on Monday. They’re asking the public to call them if they recognize the man in photos taken from video surveillance or have other information about the crime. York County Sheriff William […]

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‘Calendar Girls’ exposes powerful drama dressed in a comedy at City Theater

True story:  A woman loses her husband to leukemia. Her friends launch a fundraiser to buy a sofa for the hospital’s waiting room in his memory. They hope to raise about $1,000. They actually raise millions — for the sofa, a hospital wing, and ongoing leukemia and lymphoma research. That story is immortalized by playwright Tim Firth in […]

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Alfred sets Candidates Night

ALFRED — Voters will have the chance to hear from municipal candidates running for selectman, RSU 57 director, the library board of trustees and Alfred Water District trustees at a candidates night May 29, ahead of the June 11 election. Three candidates, including incumbent Glenn ”Doc” Dochtermann are vying for one, three-year term on the […]