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The pilot was 71-year-old Michael Leibowitz of Charleston, SC and the passenger was Christina Chung of Livingston, NJ.
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Almost two years in, drug shortages of stimulant medications used to treat ADHD are still challenging for patients in rural states like Maine.
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Starting Aug. 1, owners of dogs that have been in countries deemed low-risk for canine rabies must complete a form from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to cross the border. Dog owners are praising the changes, but some say they're still unnecessary and believe they should suspended.
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The Be There for Me campaign is part of a child safety and well-being plan created by the network and the Department.
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How walking hepls physical and mental well being, and great places to go for a walk in Maine (rebroadcast)
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The latest wastewater surveillance data from the U.S. CDC shows that Maine's viral activity is slightly below the national average, but higher than the regional average in the Northeast.
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If confirmed by the Maine Senate, Sara Gagne-Holmes would take over the Maine Department of Health and Human Services at a time when the state's largest agency faces multiple challenges, including within child welfare programs.
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Bath police said they received reports Monday morning about a fox that appeared to be sick and was wandering near a convenience store and walking into traffic on Route 1.
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The state transportation department wants to do more wind tunnel testing before installing a suicide-prevention barrier on the Penobscot Narrows Bridge.
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Full Plates Full Potential was awarded $7.4 million dollars to fund seven projects that will help schools use more locally sourced ingredients.
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The EPA announced the new guidelines, adding five PFAS chemicals to its "contaminants to monitor for advisories" list, and seven to its "contaminants to monitor to watch" list.