Bangor Daily News
Judy Camuso is stepping down as Maine's wildlife and fisheries commissioner
Judy Camuso, the first woman to lead the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, will step down April 30.
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4mRockland seafood landings plummet to record low
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3m'Financial pressure' may force CMP to delay construction
That warning comes as the Maine Public Utilities Commission considers whether to grant CMP's request for a temporary $70 million rate increase.
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2mOprah Winfrey taps a 'riveting' debut novel for her book club
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1mGroup blew up a vehicle with Tannerite in a small Maine town
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2mLetter: Vote for Democrats to improve healthcare
“I'm simply hoping for my government to provide the healthcare we all need.”