The law will add treatment options and get the Postal Service to screen overseas packages for fentanyl.
October 2018
Posted inNews, Politics
Poll: Young people back single-payer health care
They also favor other types of expansion of government service, including free public college and trade school.
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Posted inElection 2018, Maine, Politics
Yarmouth police clarify absentee ballot warning
It is legal to go door to door asking residents if they want to fill out applications for the ballots, the department says.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Taylor Swift gives $15,500 to teen with comatose mother
The woman’s family is struggling with medical bills.
Posted inLife & Culture
Meghan visits Fiji market – briefly
Crowd issues force the royal visit to be cut short.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
MaineHealth completes hospital consolidation
The initiative will help preserve access to health care in rural areas, officials say.
Posted inFall sports, Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine
Girls’ soccer: No. 4 Yarmouth advances to Class B South semifinals
The Clippers dig out of an early hole to beat No. 5 Freeport, 3-2.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
New strategy to fill summer tourism jobs: Trade group to start staffing service
The Maine Tourism Association will devote a full-time position to casting a wide net, inside and outside the state, to connect its members with prospective seasonal employees.
Posted inBusiness, Maine
Advocates stump for passage of Maine bond to reduce shortage of nurses
Question 4, the $49 million education bond on the November ballot, includes $12 million for nursing programs and training facilities.
Posted inElection 2018, Elections, Maine, Politics, Schools and Education
Maine middle schoolers pick Moody for governor in mock election
Students also learned about ranked choice voting Wednesday at the Augusta State Armory.