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Maine gets about $7.4 million from the USF every year to subsidize telephone service for low-income and rural Mainers.
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The changes are temporary and fairly technical, and the commission's executive director emphasized that all attorneys taking court-appointed work will still be thoroughly vetted.
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The dire backlog of people awaiting a public defender, and what's being done to fix indigent legal services in Maine
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In a letter sent the same day that an Army report was released, the delegation members urged the Defense Department to implement the recommendations immediately and to "carefully assess" could be applied across the military.
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The U.S. Department of Justice said 45-year-old Christopher Maurer was among a crowd of rioters who gathered in an area known as the Tunnel.
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MOFGA argues that the EPA failed to regulate the spread of sludge under the Clean Water Act, which directs the agency to identify pollutants in biosolids every two years.
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During a one week period in January, 31-year-old Winston McLeod and another man broke into the Paris and North Monmouth post offices and stole money and equipment. The men then robbed two postal carriers in Lewiston.
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One trooper was injured in a crash in Biddeford on the Maine Turnpike Saturday night. Troopers were not injured in the other two accidents.
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Last weekend, a Somali-American teenager was found dead after police responded to a 911 call of shots fired, part of a broader trend of increased gun violence in the area.
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Skechers is suing L.L. Bean for patent infringement, accusing the Freeport-based retailer of copying a heel design in one of its slip-on shoes.
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The Fentanyl Robbery Gang is believed to have targeted more than 50 victims in seven states, from Maine to Virginia.
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Maine State Police have identified the man killed in Cushing last week as 45-year-old Kyle MacDougall of Waldoboro.