2021 – Page 2670 – The Portland Press Herald

Spa shootings could be first test of Georgia hate crimes law

by KATE BRUMBACK Associated Press March 20, 2021

The statute does not provide for a standalone charge, instead allowing an additional penalty when a person is convicted of another crime.

by MATTHEW LEE Associated Press March 20, 2021

Tensions are unlikely to be resolved without intense discussions and major concessions.

The Maine Medical Use of Marijuana Act has been amended by several pieces of legislation since rules were last revised about three years ago.

by The Associated Press March 20, 2021March 20, 2021

The latest on the coronavirus pandemic from across the globe.

Providence-bound senior is the second from Kennebunk High School to win the award.

There were no new deaths, but the seven-day average of new daily cases rose to 205.1 on Saturday.

by Jess Fay Special to the Press Herald March 20, 2021March 22, 2021

Coupled with the federal American Rescue Plan, Mainers are receiving support while they get themselves back on their feet after a challenging year.

As the second summer of COVID-19 approaches, reservations for Maine campgrounds, hotels, tours and wedding venues are filling up.

The commission has asked for a joint discussion following a meeting in which commissioners alleged school board members are racist.

by Cathy O'Neil Bloomberg Opinion March 20, 2021March 19, 2021

Correcting medical bias will require vigilance and care.