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Published
April 14, 2018

Flag-bearing 2nd Amendment supporters rally at State House

No counterprotesters or real firearms are in evidence.
Published
April 13, 2018

In Augusta, 2nd Amendment supporters to rally in gun-free zone

State rules prohibit carrying firearms on state-owned and controlled property in the capital, a message that got muddied Thursday as national organizers encouraged people to bring unloaded firearms to rallies in other states.
Published
April 12, 2018

Pro-gun rallies planned, including in Maine, and participants are urged to bring rifles

Maine rally organizer Dave Gulya said he expects 500 to 1,500 people, but in Augusta the area around the State House is a gun-free zone.
Published
April 11, 2018

Augusta man charged 3 years after police allegedly first found child pornography images

Police first began investigating Justin X. Maxim, 28, in early 2015 after allegedly finding images on his computer and cellphone.
Published
April 10, 2018

Maine lawsuit challenges Senate candidacy of Republican who used invalid signatures

Eric Brakey says Max Linn's campaign should not be allowed to go forward because of questions about the validity of signatures on his petition papers.

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Published
April 7, 2018

Maine farmers offer lifeline for imperiled low-income food program

They won't wait to see if a federal effort linking SNAP recipients to locally grown food will be renewed – they're growing funding sources on their own.
Published
April 5, 2018

Signatures of dead voters won’t keep U.S. Senate candidate off Maine primary ballot

Max Linn turned in enough valid petition signatures to run against Eric Brakey in the Republican primary, even though 230 of those signatures were declared invalid.
Published
April 4, 2018

Cocaine, pipe found in inmate’s prosthetic leg after drug overdose, police say

Sonya Engelhardt was taken to an Augusta hospital after reportedly suffering a drug overdose in jail.
Published
April 4, 2018

CMP customers disputing high bills must pay a portion of them

The Public Advocate tried to bar the power company from disconnecting home customers while an investigation into high bills is underway, but the PUC said some payment is warranted.
Published
April 4, 2018

Maine regulators approve partial subsidy to keep biomass power plants alive

The decision is welcomed by the biomass company, Stored Solar, but detractors say they will ask the Legislature to prevent the payment.