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The letter, which was signed by roughly 130 legislators from both parties, urges the Maine Department of Heath and Human Services to start a new process to find a contractor to provide MaineCare clients with rides to medical appointments.
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The court ordered the Maine Department of Environmental Protection to redo a study that determined there was a public benefit associated with expansion.
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They include codifying into state law that hospitals must give 120 days notice before closing a maternity unit. Currently giving such notice is voluntary.
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In Portland, hundreds of people holding cardboard signs and candles converged on Portland's Monument Square to express outrage and grief over Renee Nicole Good's killing at the hands of ICE agents in Minneapolis.
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The independent also said he was appalled by Trump administration's suggestions that the U.S. could use the military to take control of the arctic territory.
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The long-running lawsuit over Maine's failure to provide attorneys to indigent defendants was back before the state Supreme Court today. The question before the court now is if the suit can include the State of Maine as a defendant.
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Mid Maine CPL, located in Lewiston, said in a letter to employees that the decision was due to aging infrastructure and high operating costs.
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The report says that 5-year-old Simon Gonzalez had his arm pinned in the bus door, was dragged and then run over by the bus.
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Gov. Mill's decision drew praise from tribal chiefs who said funds from online gambling will help support essential needs, including health, education, housing, law enforcement, and social services.
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Sheriff's Deputy Luke Gross served in the Hancock County Sheriff's office for 18 years. He was investigating a crash on the side of Route 3 in Trenton when he was struck and killed by a pickup truck in 2021.