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Maine Governor Janet Mills is working to ensure that the state pays for the funerals of 18 people killed last month at a bowling alley and a restaurant in Lewiston, to ease some of the burden on families grieving after the worst mass shooting in the state’s history, officials said Tuesday.
The Gov. Janet Mills administration is reportedly looking to help cover the funeral costs for the Lewiston mass shooting victims.
A Family Assistance Center has been set up by the Maine State Police, Office of the Maine Attorney General and American Red Cross to provide support for victims and their families. "Victims" are defined broadly as anyone who was at the bowling alley or bar who witnessed the shootings, even if they were not harmed physically.