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Maine news briefs: Collins: ‘Final decision’ on re-election will come later; Golden votes against Pelosi for speaker

Annulment postponed for couple charged in child death WICASSET, Maine (AP) — A marriage annulment hearing for a Maine mother charged with beating her 10-year-old daughter to death with her husband’s help has been postponed. Sharon Carrillo’s lawyer, Christopher MacLean, says Julio Carrillo failed to show up to the hearing scheduled Thursday afternoon. MacLean says […]

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Mills’ ‘Executive Order 1’ makes 70,000 more Mainers eligible for health insurance

Gov. Janet Mills signed an executive order Thursday to expand Medicaid, fulfilling a campaign vow that ends the long delays imposed by the fervent opposition of her Republican predecessor, Paul LePage. More than 70,000 Mainers will be eligible for MaineCare health insurance under the expansion. Mills, who had promised to act on “day one” of […]

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LePage pardoned former Republican lawmaker Jeffrey Pierce against clemency board’s recommendation

Paul LePage’s last-minute pardon as governor of a former Republican lawmaker from Dresdenfor a drug trafficking conviction 35 years ago went against the recommendation of his own board on executive clemency. In fact, the board didn’t even schedule a public hearing before rejecting the pardon request of Jeffrey Pierce, which makes LePage’s decision even more unusual, […]

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Boys high school basketball: Mt. Ararat Eagles soar past Gardiner Tigers, 76-34

TOPSHAM — The Mt. Ararat High School boys basketball team began the season 0-4, losing a couple of close games early on. Since, then Eagles have won three straight, including a 76-34 victory over Gardiner in Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference action Thursday evening. “It’s nice to get a winning streak going,” Mt. Ararat coach David Dubreuil […]

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Boys Hockey: Red Riots shut out by Bulldogs, 3-0

PORTLAND — Three second-period goals was all the Portland/Deering Bulldogs needed to down the South Portland/Freeport/Waynflete Red Riots, 3-0, in boys high school hockey on Thursday. The last time the two teams met on Dec. 16, a 6-2 win for Portland/Deering, the Red Riots found themselves down 3-0 after just one period. Despite a better start […]