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$1.1M fine is the latest legal hurdle for Bangor Mall owner
Namdar Realty Group is facing more than 100 criminal complaints in Pennsylvania over the state of a mall there.
His name means ‘famed warrior’ in French. His UMaine hockey teammates say that’s fitting.
Black Bears freshman defenseman Loic Usereau will take a two-game goal-scoring streak into Friday night’s game at Boston University.
Janet Mills’ $300 checks fall short in addressing Maine’s affordability crisis
“With so many unmet needs in Maine — thousands of people on waiting lists for health services, underpaid direct care workers, long-term care facilities closing, thousands of Mainers unable to afford health insurance — it is hard to justify these checks.”
ICE surge sparks community involvement in Aroostook beyond protesting
People are offering aid to immigrants, dropping groceries on porches, offering rides, volunteering at hospitals and food pantries and checking on neighbors.
An aggressive campaign against Hannaford doesn’t seem to be hurting business
The New England Consumer Alliance, located in Pennsylvania, began by focusing on Hannaford’s sale of eggs from caged hens.
Why it’s ‘not realistic’ for UMaine hockey to have a roster full of Maine-born players
UMaine has a solid history of in-state players since the program began in 1977-78 but has rarely had more than two on its roster at a time.
This Maine winter sport scared me at first — now I can’t stop going
“Learning a new sport requires figuring out how the body moves, when there is more to give and when it’s time to stop. With persistence, improvement followed.”
From Janet Mills to Ron DeSantis, school cellphone bans are catching on
A bell-to-bell cellphone ban has quickly gone from a fringe issue to one with strong support in the Maine Legislature.
Don’t have Valentine’s Day plans? Try eating alligator while ice fishing in northern Maine
Part kids ice fishing derby, part alligator cookout, the event will take place on Saturday, Feb. 14, on Portage Lake.
Lawyer for immigrant removed from Maine jail accuses ICE of lying in court
Judges freed two immigrants who were held at the Cumberland County jail until Thursday, when they were abruptly removed following Cumberland County Sheriff Kevin Joyce’s criticism of immigration agents.
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