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Augusta, ME, United States

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Logging community reacts to explosion at Jay mill

As cleanup continues, many people whose employment depends on the mill are worried about what's going to happen next -- specifically loggers and truckers. → Read More

Kennebec Valley Chamber helping local businesses through uncertain times

They recently created a Facebook group, Kennebec Valley Restaurant and Business Support During COVID-19, where businesses can post updates for the community like new hours, menu options, and services. → Read More

Maine Senate President launches weekly video series showcasing positive Maine stories

They recently launched The Dirigo Network -- a weekly video series showcasing some of Maine's most uplifting news. → Read More

Gov. Mills says "facts and science" behind stay-at-home order; sparks discussion with federal government about rural states

Paul Dwyer virtually sat down with the Governor to discuss the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More

CEI Women's Business Center offering free online class for aspiring female entrepreneurs

They recently opened another online class for female entrepreneurs. → Read More

Local Maine pharmacies begin to produce hand sanitizer to help with shortage

The Maine Department of Health and Human Services issued an order last week allowing pharmacies that normally compound medication to do that. It came as part of Governor Mills' state of emergency declaration. → Read More

Gov. Mills bans dine-in at restaurants and bars

Takeout, delivery, and drive-through are still permitted. → Read More

State lawmakers on verge of passing supplemental budget

It means they'll wrap up the session about a month early. → Read More

State lawmakers ironing out details of supplemental budget deal

They plan to vote on it Tuesday before they adjourn. → Read More

Maine CDC Director issues strongest travel warning yet

This comes as Maine now has two presumptive positive cases, with another preliminary presumptive positive case. → Read More

Sen. Collins "not satisfied" with federal coronavirus response, urges Mainers to prepare but not panic

Collins expressed her dissatisfaction with how the federal government was handling the response to coronavirus. → Read More

Gov. Mills' bond package gets first hearing

The bill proposes $105 million in bond funding for roads and bridges, and $15 million for broadband expansion. These funds would also be able to leverage federal and private funds. → Read More

Larry Lord honored with award from Red Cross

He's credited with saving many of his co-workers before an explosion in Farmington last year. → Read More

Maine's maple sugaring season underway with Blaine House maple tree tapping

Gov. Mills took part in the annual tradition of tapping a maple tree at the Blaine House. → Read More

Maine CDC Director: Still 0 confirmed coronavirus cases in Maine

The head of the Maine CDC says the department has tested 20 cases that have all come back negative and have 5 outstanding cases. → Read More

Larry Lord recognized as "Red Cross Workplace Real Hero"

He was recognized for his heroic actions before last year's LEAP building explosion in Farmington. → Read More

Fishing industry discusses 2019 landing numbers at Maine Fishermen's Forum

The news comes as thousands gather from across the state for the 45th annual Maine Fishermen's Forum. → Read More

State lawmaker proposes expanding estate tax

The bill looks to tax inherited estates over $2 million. Currently the limit is $5.8 million. → Read More

Lawmakers look to make Maine leader in aerospace industry

Lawmakers discussed a bill Thursday that would create a council to set regulations for launching. → Read More

Folks rally at the State House for lawmakers to support expanded dental care

It would allow people who make under $17,000 a year to get basic dental prevention and treatment. → Read More