Dennysville residents vote not to continue with deorganization
70 percent of participating voters cast ballots against continuing with the deorganization process.
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Eastport fires city manager and one councilor resigns
In other action, one councilor had an official complaint made against her, a former councilor was denied a committee appointment, and several resignations from city committees were noted.
Bill aims to ensure public and private schools comply with rights, safety, and health laws
Schools will be randomly selected for comprehensive compliance reviews, if the legislation passes.
Wabanaki sovereignty would benefit all Maine residents, study finds
The consistent underdevelopment of the Wabanaki tribes in Maine has risen to the level of UN human rights violations, argues a Harvard scholar.
Lawmakers mull state-backed bill removing open-pit metal mine size limits
The current three-acre limit prohibits the mining of a possible $1 billion lithium deposit in Newry.
Twenty-five years later, George Mitchell returns to the site of his great mission
George Mitchell, the former Maine senator, is planning to travel to Belfast to mark the anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement he helped engineer that brought peace to Northern Ireland.
The Trump indictment: Some history helps understand it, but we’re in uncharted territory
Trump has accomplished what all of the other forty-four individuals who have been president — including Nixon and Clinton — managed to avoid: a criminal indictment.
