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The complaint alleges that James Mannion had been receiving medication to treat his opioid use disorder but was denied his repeated requests for the same medication by Armour Correctional Health Care Services once he entered jail.
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A North Berwick man pleaded guilty to bank fraud this week in federal court after applying for $215,000 in Paycheck Protection Program loans.
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The state initially drafted a denial of the water quality certification for the dam, operated by Brookfield Renewable, in 2021, as part of a federal dam relicensing process, pointing to concerns about the passage of endangered Atlantic salmon.
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18-year-old Noah Sirois and 19-year-old Landon MacDougal are facing numerous charges, including elevated aggravated assault and leaving the scene of a personal injury accident.
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Charlie Howard, a 23-year-old gay man, was thrown off a bridge and drowned on July 7, 1984. Memorials are being held for him Sunday.
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Augusta Police say Justin M. Larrabee displayed a firearm, and made threats against his family on Riverside Drive, and fled before police arrived.
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In City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, the court ruled that “camping ban” laws do not constitute “cruel and unusual punishment” and are therefore not prohibited by the Eighth Amendment.
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Maine Chief Justice Valerie Stanfill says it will take a joint effort to reduce the backlog of cases in which jailed defendants are awaiting court-appointed attorneys.
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The court's decision to temporarily block federal regulations could allow more air pollution to drift into Maine while the ruling on abortion was criticized by Democratic leaders.
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He was detained by Russian authorities nearly 15 months ago and has been held in a Russian jail ever since.
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A spokesperson for the medical examiner's office says a cause of death has not been determined.
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The Bangor City Council has approved a ban on loitering on narrow medians at busy and high-speed intersections.