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Mills, all white in suffragette-style and wearing a pair of iconic “Bean Boots,” gave an aspirational inaugural address, front loaded with accomplishments and backfilled with a to-do list for her next four years in office.
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The Wabanaki tribes have been largely excluded from more than 150 federal laws because of the 1980 Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act, creating what tribal leaders say are longstanding disparities.
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Gov. Janet Mills signed into law on Monday a bill that adds Maine to the list of states that have legalized sports gambling and that gives Wabanaki tribes exclusive access to the booming online betting market.
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In this week's Pulse: The status of the tribal sovereignty bill and its political implications.
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Maine's Indian tribes have recalled all of their tribal representatives to the Legislature, citing a complete disintegration of their…