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How a surveillance company pitched itself to Maine police and enlisted officers in the sales effort
Emails between Flock Safety and Maine police departments offer a behind-the-scenes look at how the company’s AI-powered cameras gained a foothold.
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2mDeputies arrest 2 and seek information on stolen pickup
The 1994 green short-bed GMC pickup has the Maine license plate 628 LRJ.
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4mBangor Symphony concert with Gary Sinise to feature his late son’s music
This weekend’s concert will be presented in conjunction with the actor’s upcoming book “Graceful Warrior,” which honors his son and his own family’s journey of healing.
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5mEx-Chicago FBI chief says he was ousted over a failed protesters case, sues Justice Department
CHICAGO (AP) — The former head of the FBI’s Chicago field office says he lost his job after being wrongly blamed for prosecutions that fell apart against six people who protested the federal immigration crackdown in the city, according to a lawsuit he filed Monday. Douglas DePodesta, a 24-year veteran of the FBI, says in […]
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3mEx-Husson professor’s bail doubled after making 1st court appearance
Jonathan Houck of Bangor is charged with 10 felonies after he was allegedly viewing sexually explicit images of children and filming students at the school.
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3mEllsworth’s historic bowling alley gets a makeover after raising $340K online
The funds have been used for new hardwood floors and carpet, along with retro-inspired seating and new ramps to expand accessibility.