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Maine News
Maine jobless rate drops
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine Labor Commissioner Laura Fortman says the state's jobless rate dropped by 0.3 percentage point in October to 8.2 percent
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Maine woman says meat caused E. coli sickness
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — An Augusta woman who says she contracted an E. Coli infection after eating meat produced by New York-based Fairbank Farms has filed a lawsuit against the company.
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Maine highway deaths remain below record
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Safety officials say Maine's highway death toll for the year remains below 2008, which was the safest year on the state's roads since 1959.
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Maine police: Fleeing driver dies in crash
LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — State police say a high-speed chase on the Maine Turnpike ended when the car they were chasing crashed and burst into flames, killing the driver.
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Maine high court rules against ATV rider
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine's highest court has overturned a lower court judge's ruling that a state law that authorized game wardens to stop all-terrain vehicle operators without cause was unconstitutional.
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Maine court officials to mull cuts
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — The head of Maine's court system will meet with an advisory panel to discuss an issue facing all state agencies: budget cuts.
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Maine insurers push swine flu prevention
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine health insurers are taking steps to encourage swine flu shots to prevent spread of the disease, which has already contributed to five Maine deaths.
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Maine to get $10M for clean-energy projects
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine is getting nearly $10 million in stimulus funding from the U.S. Department of Energy to support clean energy projects that promote lower energy use, reduce carbon pollution and create green jobs.
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Petitions for Maine tax vote challenged
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — An Augusta businessman is challenging the petitions leading to a people's veto vote over the tax reform law enacted by the Maine Legislature last spring.
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Service cuts in Maine called likely
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A Baldacci administration official says social services in Maine will have to be cut again to account for plunging revenues.
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UMaine trustees OK plan that will save nearly $43M
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Future students in the University of Maine System will have more courses to choose from, a curriculum that relies more heavily on computers and higher tuition costs as a result of a plan to save nearly $43 million that...
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Maine gets economic development chief
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine's economic development department has a new acting commissioner to take the place of John Richardson, who's resigned to seek the Democratic nomination for governor.
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