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The report details physical aggression and sexually inappropriate conduct between players, including the use of homophobic language, intentional urination on teammates in the shower and other degrading conduct.
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Maine was the first state to ban land application of sludge in 2022 after the discovery of widespread PFAS contamination of farms.
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Starting Thursday, May 1, they'll be replaced with a design that includes a pine tree and the North Star.
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King also said that President Trump is "attempting to govern like a monarch." The independent also accused many of his colleagues of deliberately ignoring what he sees as Trump's violations of the constitution.
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While some Democrats in the Legislature want to expand the law and many Republicans want to repeal it, there are bipartisan talks about tweaks that would make it more palatable to the business community.
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According to a new report from the Moving Maine network, two in five Mainers are "transportation insecure," meaning they lack reliable ways to get around.
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Predictions by the Revenue Forecasting Committee are a key tool used by state budget writers. But the panel says market volatility and tariff uncertainty are injecting a high degree of risk in its upcoming projections.
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Efforts to preserve the area code have extended its lifespan until 2045
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The U.S. has long attracted top scientists from around the world, but some in the field say the administration's aggressive immigration policies risk scaring people away.
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City councilors said Monday night they want more time to study parking and infrastructure questions associated with a proposed 3,300-person music venue for downtown Portland.
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There is growing concern in Maine and nationwide about the use of AI to manipulate videos or audio to harm political candidates or influence voters.
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Under a proposal before lawmakers, the state would need legislative approval to renew the contract to operate the Juniper Ridge Landfill in Old Town.