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Canadian wildfire smoke turns air hazardous in the US Midwest. Officials say stay inside
NEW YORK (AP) — Heavy, pungent smoke from Canadian wildfires darkened skies in the U.S. on Thursday, from the Great Lakes to parts of the East Coast, reducing visibility for commuters and prompting…
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3mSusan Collins calls for removal of radio ad calling Troy Jackson a 'creep'
Collins told reporters at a campaign stop in Lewiston that she "had nothing to do with that ad," which aired on Maine radio in the form of a country song.
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7mRegistered nurses at Houlton hospital want CEO fired
The 55 nurses said in a letter that CEO Jeff Zewe has caused “significant damage to the hospital and community” in his 16-month tenure.
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1mMaine man who drove his truck over his wife and stabbed her dies
Andrew St. George was a resident of Mountain View Correctional Facility in Charleston.
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2mRockland strangling suspect violated bail 1 day after release from jail, police say
Samuel N. Atwood had been released on $750 bail after appearing in court via Zoom on charges of felony domestic violence aggravated assault, and misdemeanor domestic violence criminal threatening.
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2mMan who eluded police in Rumford arrested in southern Maine
Blake Lachance, who prompted police to surround an empty apartment last week, was apprehended in Westbrook.