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New laws help Maine women, families and medical providers - Vimarsana News

New laws help Maine women, families and medical providers

"These new laws demonstrate how the state of Maine trusts patients and providers to make private medical decisions without political interference."

Down East man denies he threatened interracial couple - Vimarsana News

Down East man denies he threatened interracial couple

Attorney Jeffrey Davidson said the charge against Dale O'Brien is based on false statements made to police.

Down East man accused of threatening interracial couple - Vimarsana News

Down East man accused of threatening interracial couple

Dale O'Brien, 52, allegedly bragged to a local hardware store clerk that he could shoot a "" and get away with it.

Attorney General Aaron M. Frey Joins Multistate Coalition to Urge U.S. Supreme Court to Preserve Consumer Protection Watchdog - Vimarsana News

Attorney General Aaron M. Frey Joins Multistate Coalition to Urge U.S. Supreme Court to Preserve Consumer Protection Watchdog

MAINE, May 16 - Back to current news. May 16, 2023 Attorney General's Office FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Contact: Danna Hayes  Danna.hayes@maine.gov       Attorney

Maine AG Frey highlights deadline for settlements with five distributors and pharmacies for role in opioid crisis | Business - Vimarsana News

Maine AG Frey highlights deadline for settlements with five distributors and pharmacies for role in opioid crisis | Business

Attorney General Aaron M. Frey announced that, with just over a month remaining to sign on, five new opioid settlements are available for certain Maine communities to join. Attorney General Frey is raising awareness to bring funds from these settlements to Maine counties, cities, towns and school districts to pay for saving lives from overdoses, treating opioid use disorder, and preventing opioid addiction.