The proposal, now headed to a Senate vote, would require landlords to provide a written disclosure of all fees and costs before tenants sign a lease.
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Posted inCops & Courts, Lewiston-Auburn, News
Lewiston man pleads guilty to federal charges for racially charged online threat in 2022
Charles Allen Barnes, 46, pleads guilty to sending a racially charged death threat via social media in August 2022, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Posted inNation & World
Former Trump adviser Peter Navarro reports to prison for contempt in Jan. 6 investigation
He turned himself in to a Miami jail after the Supreme Court declined to delay his prison time while he appeals his conviction for refusing to testify before Congress.
Posted inNation & World, News, Outdoors
Pedal coast-to-coast without using a road? New program helps connect trails
While the ambitious project currently includes more than 125 completed trails across 12 states and the nation’s capital, significant gaps remain – particularly in rural Western states such as Montana and Wyoming.
Posted inTimes Record
Midcoast artist fills State House halls with paintings of women leaders
Artist Jerri Whitman noticed that women lacked representation on the walls of the Maine State House in Augusta, so she created a collection of paintings to make sure their history was not lost.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
Tuesday’s college roundup: Wagner begins March Madness with 71-68 win over Howard in First Four
Men’s basketball: Melvin Council Jr. scores 21 points to lead the Seahawks to their first win in the NCAA Tournament.
Posted inNation & World, News, Politics
Supreme Court opens new frontier for insurrection claims that could target state and local officials
Taken together, 2 recent high court actions herald a new legal landscape as the liberal groups that pushed the issue of Trump’s disqualification to the Supreme Court reboot efforts to target state and local officials linked to Jan. 6.
Posted inBusiness
U.S. farms increasingly rely on contract workers who are acutely exposed to climate extremes
Because of the terms of their employment, laborers can face challenges voicing concerns about their working conditions, and are more likely to be on the front lines of intense weather.
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Apply for a 2024 MOFGA/Russell Libby Agricultural Scholarship
Submit an application for one of three $1,500 scholarships for students and teachers seeking to learn more about organic and sustainable farm systems.
Posted inSports
Sports Digest: Jets agree to 1-year deal with former Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams
Mike Williams is coming off a torn ACL suffered in the Chargers’ third game last season.