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This is an Ongoing Investigation in the early stages. More information will come out in conjunction with the Attorney Generals Office as the lead prosecutor. We cant share all of our information now and im sure you understand that. I will give out two numbers that go to a tip line, 911 is also appropriate for this. If anyone can call these two numbers it goes to the state police tip line. 2072139526. And 9002. And well be sending something out later that has that information in it if you werent ...

By Tux Turkel, The Maine Monitor ALBION — Over 50 years, Eric and Rebecca Rolfson have created a rural oasis in this central Maine farming community. On 123 acres, they have hand-built a log cabin and renovated a 200-year-old family farmhouse.

In a scenario reminiscent of similar battles, plans for overhead transmission lines are being pushed by key politicians, but fought by those directly affected.

In a scenario reminiscent of similar battles, plans for a transmission corridor are being pushed by politicians but fought by those directly affected.

In a scenario reminiscent of similar battles, plans for transmission lines are being pushed by key politicians but fought by locals.

Over 50 years, Eric and Rebecca Rolfson have created a rural oasis in this central Maine farming community. On 123 acres, they have hand-built a log cabin and renovated a 200- year-old family farmhouse. They have created a maple syrup business, cultivated hayfields that serve local dairy farmers and cut a community trail system through their woods. This is where they plan to grow old, on land where Eric Rolfson’s parents are buried. So they were shocked last July when...

Now that Maine has the resources to cut taxes, Democrats should join Republicans in following through on the commitment to doing so.

Mainers don't have to worry about state taxation as DAFS confirmed Thursday that the state of Maine has exempted the relief payments from state tax.

The next hearing in the NECEC case won't take place until April. Maine should not allow the national oil and gas industry to stall clean-energy development.

Wind energy is one of the few promising ventures that would fulfill environmental priorities while providing skilled, well-paid, non-tourism, union jobs along the coast. That some sacrifices must be made if we want those results is, unfortunately, foreign to the thinking of