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How delays and bankruptcy let a nursing home chain avoid paying settlements for injuries and deaths
In its Chapter 11 filing, Genesis HealthCare said it cared for about 15,000 residents in more than 170 facilities across the country, including 11 in Maine.
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6mAroostook town divided over concert funding but will go on with show
Madawaska's Select Board may have to ask residents to approve using taxpayer funds if private donations fail to meet the fundraising goal.
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2mCoastal Maine glamping resort sold to national company
That comes after Sandy Pines Campground narrowly avoided a foreclosure sale in March and then entered the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process.
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3mUMaine Extension launches new self-paced online tractor safety course
University of Maine Cooperative Extension has launched Tractor Safety: Foundations, a self-paced online course that provides learners with the foundational knowledge needed to operate tractors and agricultural equipment more safely and confidently. Designed for beginning tractor operators, both youth and adult, the course expands access to critical safety training, particularly for those in regions of […]
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2mBroadway will be closed Thursday night for I-95 bridge work
Northbound traffic will be redirected to Stillwater Avenue and then to I-95, while southbound traffic will be moved to I-95 and then Union Street.
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3mJudge rejects Republican's harassment claim against Maine party vice chair
Heather Sprague, who chairs the Knox County GOP, accused state party vice chair Scott Rocknak of attempting a coup to remove her.