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Posted inLetters
Graham Platner needs to exit Senate race | Letter
I agree with Bernard Mohr’s Jan. 19 letter concerning Graham Platner (“Graham Platner may want to consider changing course“). He needs to first demonstrate his value to Mainers by having a history in state, not going right to the top. If he doesn’t concede and let Gov. Janet Mills, a known fighter with values, get […]
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Posted inBusiness, Health, Maine, News
Medical cannabis products pulled from Maine shelves after pesticides detected
Regulators issued a patient advisory after testing found unsafe pesticide levels in several cannabis concentrates sold at MarijuanaVille locations statewide.
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Portland homes for sale with ADU potential
In Portland, an Accessory Dwelling Unit must be no larger than two-thirds the square footage of the main residence.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Maine’s gubernatorial campaign could do without the infighting | Jim Fossel
The Democrats are racing each other to the left. The Republican contest has already grown hostile.
Posted inMaine, News
ICE watchers in Maine say they were threatened by federal agents
Community members have been monitoring the activity of immigration agents in Greater Portland.
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Falmouth estate is architecturally grounded, meticulously maintained and designed to endure for generations
$2.495 million | 87 Woodville Road, Falmouth
Posted inMaine, News, Times Record
Harpswell home destroyed in early morning fire
One person sustained a non-life-threatening injury in the fire on Hugh Avenue, according to state police.
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Why does my dog follow me everywhere?
Understanding Velcro Dogs, Shadow Puppies and Bathroom Buddies
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, News
ICE removes detainees from Cumberland County Jail, cancels contract after sheriff’s criticism
Despite several court orders that certain inmates remain in Maine, ICE moved multiple detainees to facilities in other states, which the U.S. Attorney’s Office acknowledged was a violation of judicial orders.