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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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3mOnly half of Bangor’s warming centers receive state funding
Two overnight warming centers will get state funding this winter, but two others that applied will not.
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4mFormer UMaine star Bradly Nadeau sent down to AHL despite strong showing for Hurricanes
Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind’Amour said the decision to send the 21-year-old down was “tough.”
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2mUtility outage causes spotty internet in Aroostook
A “chain of unusual events” transpired when local utility Houlton Water Co., conducted a planned outage, Pioneer Broadband reported on social media, Tuesday.
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4mUMaine System unions call for review of administration spending before proposed cuts
In an email titled “We Didn’t Cause the Budget Crisis,” union leaders outlined their lack of confidence with administrators.
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2mPolice recover body of man missing in Blue Hill Bay
James Kannry, 82, was believed to have fallen into the water from his boat.