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June 3, 2019

FDA food testing finds contamination by ‘forever chemicals’

The level in the chocolate cake was more than 250 times the only federal guidelines, which are for some PFAS in drinking water.
Published
June 3, 2019

Russia demands Tinder give user data to secret services

Tinder was not immediately available for comment.
Published
May 31, 2019

Year-round sales of gasoline mixed with 15% ethanol OK’d

Oil refineries have been seeking exemptions from government requirements to include ethanol in their fuel mixes.
Published
May 31, 2019

Maine motel owner charged with abusing 3 children

Court documents indicate the Bucksport man accused of abusing three children, bound a 6-year-old girl and hung her upside down from a hook.
Published
May 30, 2019

Providence’s iconic Superman Building makes national list of endangered places

Providence’s iconic Superman Building, Nashville’s Music Row and a North Carolina nightclub have been included on the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s annual list of the nation’s most endangered historic places.
Published
May 30, 2019

Maine hospital to boost parent services for at-risk mothers

MaineGeneral Medical Center says its pediatric center will start working with up to 40 women and their children in Kennebec and Somerset counties starting July 1.
Published
May 29, 2019

Maine to issue more moose hunt permits for 2nd straight year

The increase in permits will be centered in northern Maine, where the moose population’s at its healthiest.
Published
May 28, 2019

Can a business owner require staffers to get vaccinated?

The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in December upheld the right of a health care company to fire a staffer who refused to be vaccinated against rubella.
Published
May 28, 2019

A summer from hell is coming to U.S. airports

The U.S. carriers’ trade group, Airlines for America, estimates that a record 257.4 million people will fly from June 1 through the end of August, the tenth consecutive summer increase.
Published
May 28, 2019

Deaths rise as Nepal issues more permits for Mount Everest

Seasoned mountaineers say the Nepal government’s failure to limit the number of climbers on Mount Everest has resulted in dangerous overcrowding and a greater number of deaths.

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