Bangor Daily News
Coast Guard set to change policy to call swastikas and nooses ‘potentially divisive’
The Coast Guard previously considered the symbols "widely identified with oppression or hatred" and called their display "a potential hate incident."
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2mFeds to announce 6 arrests in alleged MaineCare fraud scheme
The arrests stem from an alleged scheme to bilk MaineCare for services never provided.
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2mDrought helps push Maine sewage pollution to record low in 2025
Maine also has spent years and millions of dollars removing combined sewer and stormwater systems.
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1mMan dies after Aroostook crash
Christopher Putnam, 53, was ejected in the crash.
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2mPolice investigate threat against Passamaquoddy elementary school
In response to the threat, all activities are being held inside, meaning there will be no outdoor recess, and Sipayik police will be stationed at the school.
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4mMorning Update: What you need to know in Maine today
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