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Paralyzed Maine man wins $6.5M after jury finds Northern Light negligent
Travis Getchell can only walk short distances with the assistance of braces on both legs after doctors failed to perform timely emergency surgery.
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5mBrewer has used license plate-reading cameras for seven years
Brewer’s use of license plate-reading cameras continues without public backlash, even as privacy advocates and lawmakers across Maine increasingly challenge the technology over surveillance and data concerns.
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4mWestern Maine town shows how Flock camera opposition has gone national
Fryeburg's police chief faces intense public backlash over a proposal for license plate surveillance cameras, highlighting a growing national debate over privacy and AI-powered monitoring in small towns.
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5mMaine lawmakers seek solutions in wake of closure of Lincoln Hospital’s birthing center
MaineHealth CEO Andy Mueller provided lawmakers with several reasons for the decision to close the birthing center.
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6mAroostook distillery and dairy collaborate on popular rum-spiked lemonade
The first 50 cases of Sasquatch Summer Spiked Lemonade hit stores in mid-July, selling out almost immediately.
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1mCreating a local green burial cemetery
BELFAST – Midcoast Maine Green Burial, a local volunteer organization formed to promote the creation of a green burial cemetery in Knox, Waldo and/or Lincoln county, will host a free public presentation about green burial in the Abbott Room at Belfast Free Library, located at 106 High St., at 6 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 31. … <a href="https://www.bangordailynews.com/2013/05/26/news/elephants-in-maine-find-a-home-in-hope/" class="wp-embed-more" target="_top">Continue reading <span class="screen-reader-text">Elephants in Maine find a home in Hope</span></a>