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Cumberland County DA candidate Stephanie Anderson touts police union endorsements (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) – Cumberland County District Attorney Jackie Sartoris is running for re-election right now, against another familiar face, the former district attorney, Stephanie Anderson, who says she's "coming out of retirement" to lead again. Anderson is running on public safety, touting recent endorsements from police unions, while Sartoris is running on her own record that she says made the county safer. "Yeah, I think people want public safety, I think they want law and order back, I think
Maine Ethics Commission denies investigation request from House Speaker (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA (WGME) – The Maine Ethics Commission denied a request Wednesday from Maine's House Speaker to investigate a Republican House leader, who initially wanted him investigated. Speaker Ryan Fecteau, a Democrat, wanted the commission to investigate Republican leader Katrina Smith, saying she may have violated confidentiality rules. This came after she shared a letter with multiple media outlets claiming Fecteau may have a conflict of interest since he represents Biddeford in the House and also
Maine AG's Office says it has not received any complaints from donors to Lewiston fund (opens the original)
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LEWISTON (WGME) – The Maine Attorney General’s Office says it still has not received a complaint from a donor to the Maine Community Foundation’s Lewiston Shooting Fund. Last week, Daniel Chapin claimed he was filing a complaint with the state after criticizing how $7 million was divided between victims and nonprofits. But the Attorney General's Office says that it still has not received a single complaint from an actual donor. "If the office received a complaint from a donor that made a donatio
Extremely oversized load's journey set to take longer than expected (opens the original)
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JAY, Maine (WGME) -- An extremely oversized load set to travel from Oxford to South Portland on Wednesday night is going to take longer than expected. A heat recovery steam generator began its journey in Jay Tuesday night. It is essentially a giant recycling machine for factory and power plant exhaust. The generator is more than 683,000 pounds. It’s 20 feet wide, 20 feet tall and nearly 220 feet long. Crews stopped for the night in the Turner area. The journey was supposed to be completed by Wed
Cumberland approves funds for Casco Bay Trail (opens the original)
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CUMBERLAND, Maine (WGME) --After months of delay, plans to build a new walking trail connecting Portland to Auburn are moving forward. This comes after the town of Cumberland voted to allocate its required $12,000 to support the construction of the Casco Bay Trail. According to the Portland Press Herald, Cumberland was the lone holdout among the four southern Maine towns that the first 10-mile section would pass through. But Cumberland's funding approval does not commit the town to any other fut
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