The Emerson College poll found both Mills and Platner leading Republican Susan Collins in a hypothetical general election matchup.
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What data centers and phones at school have in common | Douglas Rooks
As we assess the risks, it’s worth having guardrails in place.
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Posted inMaine, News
2 men died on the job, raising questions about safety in one of Maine’s most iconic industries
Kasie Malcolm, 20, and Allen Hornberger, 26, were likely exposed to toxic chemicals at the Woodland Pulp paper mill in January.
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Paul LePage is using an Augusta apartment for his political comeback
The former Republican governor has split time between Maine and Florida over the years. He’s hoping to win the 2nd District in November.
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Where Maine’s candidates for governor fall on tribal sovereignty
Of the 17 people running, 9 have indicated support for expanding self-governance for the Wabanaki Nations.
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Simple ideas, big impact: Entrepreneurs whose work is uniquely rooted in Maine
Meet the founders building companies inspired by Maine’s environment, economy and way of life, and proving those strengths travel far beyond the state.
Posted inMaine, News
See a timeline of immigrant resettlements in Lewiston
Immigrants have faced resistance and acceptance in the community since the 1850s
Posted inMaine, News
Somali immigrants find a home on Lewiston soccer fields
By learning to trust each other, the Lewiston High School soccer team is providing an example to the community.
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From a Kenyan refugee camp to Lewiston: ‘This is our home’
From refugee to county government, Shukri Abdirahman reflects on how Lewiston as a community learned to grow together.
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25 years later, Lewiston’s Somali residents help shape the city’s identity
The Somali population has transformed the fabric of the city despite years of challenges with integration, perception and belonging.