Joshua Colgan will be prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C.
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Gov. Mills signs law legalizing sports betting; tribes get exclusive rights to online wagering
The law also reduces the tax burden on Maine’s indigenous communities and creates a new collaboration process between the tribes and the state.
Unusual driving mishaps kept police busy early Saturday
A vehicle drove onto train tracks and got stuck, and another drove into the Portland Police garage and down a few stairs. No one was injured in either incident, police said.
At 2 Old Orchard Beach motels, asylum seekers move out to make way for tourists
Most of the families will relocate to another motel in Freeport, as Portland continues to grapple with large numbers of asylum seekers and homeless.
It’s a ‘Big Night’ for amphibians in Maine
While the event is called “Big Night Maine,” it’s not limited to a single night and volunteers may participate when they can and provide data when they’re able to collect it.
Ideas on mute? New study finds remote meetings dampen brainstorming
A new study says if you want to brainstorm during a meeting, it works better in person than over remote video conferencing.
United States is ‘out of the pandemic phase,’ Fauci says
The CDC said Tuesday that as of the end of February, nearly 60 percent of Americans had been infected.
Brunswick non-profits collected 400 gallons of trash at Brunswick Landing
This is the first time that the organizations are collaborating on a clean-up project for the community.
I-295 closed in South Portland for vehicle fire
The fire is now out.
I-295 bridge complete, road reopens ahead of schedule
The rapid-fire demolition and replacement of an aging highway overpass in Portland closed a busy stretch of highway for three days.