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More than two decades after a landmark state law passed requiring Maine schools to teach Wabanaki studies, a new report finds the law has not been fully implemented and the state Department of Education has not enforced it.

Alison McKellar, Camden resident and Vice-Chair of the Select Board, sums up the past and present of the newly dedicated Rose Hall.

Many lawyers begin their careers burdened with six-figure debts. A recent presidential executive order and a federal loan forgiveness program offer some relief.

The old adage “a friend in need is a friend indeed” may apply to Edgecomb. On Aug. 13, Edgecomb Fire Department responded to a Georgetown brush fire which took two days to extinguish. On Sept. 13, Georgetown selectmen and Fire Chief Bronwen Tudor...

Many lawyers begin their careers burdened with six-figure debts. A recent presidential executive order and a federal loan forgiveness program offer some relief.

The corrective action plan, released in response to a Freedom of Access Act request, comes as the jail remains partially closed to new arrests, and shows extraordinary lengths the county is taking to hire more corrections staff.

Cybercriminals behind the Optus data breach released 10,200 customer records in an attempt to extort $1 million from the Australian telecommunications

California employers will soon be prohibited to fire—or not hire—workers over their use of cannabis outside of their ...

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Gov. Gavin Newsom made California the seventh state to protect workers who smoke marijuana while off-the-clock.