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The condition of a woman who survived a Washington County shooting spree that left three people dead two weeks ago was upgraded on Tuesday.
Maine State Police and Hampden police on Tuesday were investigating the death of an elderly woman at her home on Kennebec Road in Hampden.
But those rates should be lower in the future because of its tax-exempt status.
A strong shooting performance from the perimeter lifted the No. 6 Central Aroostook girls basketball team to a 45-41 victory over No. 3 Fort Fairfield.
The fifth-seeded Pioneers gave a good account of themselves during their first appearance at the Cross Insurance Center since 2016 before losing to No. 4 Shead of Eastport.
Pier 1’s South Portland location, at The Maine Mall, is not among those planned for closure.
Osbourne revealed last month that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, and said in a press release that he will be heading to Switzerland in April for two months of treatment.
The latest game scores and stories from the Maine high school basketball tournament.
Legislature’s budget committee will start reviewing the governor's supplemental budget with a public hearing Tuesday.
Opal Staudenmaier was on board a cruise ship when a passenger tested positive for the coronavirus that has sickened thousands.
Mills said she is looking for a candidate who can be "forceful and stand up" for all Democrats.
As one of guide put it, upland hunting is a series of mistakes, missteps and blunders that occasionally intersect at a moment in time, allowing a hunter to occasionally kill a bird.
Members of the Maine task force that crafted tribal sovereignty recommendations Gov. Janet Mills criticized for being too sweeping didn’t know how she felt until last week despite months of work under her administration’s eye.
Ever since Velma Rudge added the words “recovery coach” to her Facebook page, she can’t leave her house without being stopped on the street or in the grocery store by people who want to talk.
Some folks wonder why pharmacist Kevin Holland opened Belfast Drug Co. across the street from Walgreens, and only several hundred feet from Hannaford, which offers its own onsite pharmacy.
Waterville firmly stamped itself as the favorite to capture the Class B North girls basketball title with an impressive 65-32 quarterfinal victory over No. 10 Ellsworth on Saturday.
Caribou is still the best bet to win a second straight Class B North boys basketball title, but the quarterfinals demonstrated that it probably won’t be easy.
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