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Chris Christie joins Republican gubernatorial candidate Bobby Charles on campaign trail (opens the original)
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LEWISTON (WGME) -- Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was in Maine Wednesday night, hoping to turbocharge Republican gubernatorial candidate Bobby Charles' campaign. Christie, who famously battled substance use challenges on the front lines during his time in office, was the featured guest for Wednesday night's event. Voters were eager to get answers from both Charles and Christie with Election Day now less than six weeks away. Christie focused directly on democrat Hannah Pingree, accusin
Maine bill dubbed Eliot Cutler law aims to strengthen protections for children (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA (WGME) -- A proposed bill heading to the Maine Statehouse would tighten rules for convicted sex offenders on probation and for repeat offenders accused of committing new crimes while out on bail. The proposal, announced Wednesday, is being called the “Eliot Cutler Law,” a reference to former gubernatorial candidate Eliot Cutler, who was convicted of possessing child pornography. Under the proposal, convicted sex offenders on probation would be required to serve the rest of their sentence
Preble Street opens 24/7 Portland crisis center for homeless youth ages 12-21 (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- For young people with nowhere else to go, a new crisis center in Portland is now offering a safe place to sleep, eat, and connect with help. Preble Street has officially opened Joe’s Place, a crisis center for children and young adults ages 12 to 21 who are experiencing homelessness. The facility, located on Cumberland Avenue, is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Joe’s Place opened last month after four years in the making. Preble Street describes it as a full-scale emerge
York voters to decide this fall whether to ban Flock license plate cameras (opens the original)
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YORK (WGME) - York voters will decide this fall whether to ban the town’s four Flock cameras. It’s a move that would require York to remove or shut off the devices and end its contract with the company. The York Select Board voted Tuesday to put the question on the ballot after hearing from residents during a public hearing. Residents’ main concerns focused on privacy and where the data collected by the cameras goes. Everyone who spoke during the public hearing Tuesday night opposed the cameras.
South Portland weighs new fire, police stations as voters may decide in November (opens the original)
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SOUTH PORTLAND (WGME) — South Portland residents got a closer look Monday night at a proposal that could reshape the city’s public safety facilities, as officials consider building new police and fire stations to replace the aging buildings. The city is proposing constructing two new stations rather than renovating the current facility on Anthoine Street, where both departments are located on the same lot. The fire station was built in 1955 and the police station was built in 1967. City official
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