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Nearly three years since the devastating January storms that ravaged Maine’s coast, the state’s working waterfront says it is still feeling the effects. 

Groups from across Maine’s coastal community gathered in Bar Harbor Thursday and Friday for the first ever Maine Working Waterfront Conference to discuss the lingering impacts of storm damage as well as other pre-exis...


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Maine’s prison oversight boards have had vacancies for years, leaving several nonfunctional. Gov. Janet Mills made 18 appointments in recent weeks ahead of her January departure, though not enough to fully fill all five boards of visitors.

The outgoing Democrat’s delayed action on these appointments came after legislative leadership gained the authority this year to ma...


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Next year, the town of Kingfield will leave MSAD 58 to form its own school district. The move will allow the western Maine community of roughly 1,000 people to keep its elementary school building and operate its own district, which will serve about 80 students.

Kingfield was the only one of more than a dozen Maine towns to successfully withdraw from or reorganize its s...


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The Maine Secretary of State’s Office announced Thursday that it will hold four recounts next week, three for races for Maine Legislature and one for a Kennebec County commissioner seat after several close finishes in last week’s midterm election. 

First up will be Maine Senate District 18, which includes parts of Oxford, Androscoggin and Cumberland counties, which wil...


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Republican Paul LePage has formally won Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, after the Secretary of State’s Office completed the ranked choice tabulations Thursday. 

He will succeed U.S. Rep. Jared Golden, a Democrat, making the district one of a handful of seats that Republicans flipped among the overwhelming support for Democrats around the country — and possibly the ...


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