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California and the federal government battle over hospice fraud, as victims lose coverage and care
LOS ANGELES (AP) — At 71 and a few years into retirement, Linda Henry felt like she was in good health, and only went to her doctor in Southern California for the occasional checkup. So it was a…
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3mEmbattled Madawaska town manager resigns
Madawaska town manager David Daigle has resigned following his suspension over the financial mismanagement of a costly music festival, putting an end to pending termination proceedings.
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5mUMaine hockey rallies to upend Quinnipiac
The University of Maine Black Bears secured a hard-fought 5-3 victory over sixth-ranked Quinnipiac on Saturday night, evening their series and rebounding from a previous loss at Alfond Arena.
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7mCMP shares northern Maine transmission route with legislators
Central Maine Power is advancing plans for a 108-mile transmission line connecting Aroostook County to the New England grid, sparking debate over environmental impacts and benefits for Maine ratepayers.
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3mBucksport Thai, sushi eatery plans to expand
The owners of Bucksport's Chalee Thai-Sushi are expanding their business by purchasing an adjacent building to offer dine-in seating and an enhanced menu for their growing customer base.
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4mEuropean tour sends an ultimatum to LIV players
The European tour has issued an ultimatum, forcing golfers to choose between the DP World Tour and LIV Golf or risk losing their membership and Ryder Cup eligibility.