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- Sep 30, 2026
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Aging Maine schools are impacting students' education (opens the original)
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Maine Department of Education records reviewed by 8 Investigates show 95 schools sought grants for capital construction projects during the 2024-25 school year, but only two received funding Maine Department of Education records reviewed by 8 Investigates show 95 schools sought grants for capital construction projects during the 2024-25 school year, but only two received funding Aging school buildings are disrupting learning for millions of students across the United States. According to a new r
Confusion may have caused delays in safety measures at Maine boat ramp (opens the original)
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Officials in Roque Bluffs put up a temporary barrier in front of the boat ramp where a Maine woman and her two young grandchildren died after she drove into the water, more than 13 years after two women suffered a similar fate. Through public records requests and conversations with town leaders, 8 Investigates discovered that Roque Bluffs officials may have been confused about their rights and responsibilities. The town acted quickly to erect a temporary barrier at the end of Schoppee Point Road
Cumberland County transitions to electronic court filing system (opens the original)
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The process will impact operations at the Cumberland County Courthouse this week The process will impact operations at the Cumberland County Courthouse this week The Cumberland County court system began using electronic filing Monday as part of a statewide transition to digital court services. After years of planning, Cumberland County is the seventh and second-to-last region in Maine’s court system to transition to electronic filing. Some courthouses are still making the change, and every court
A campaign finance expert weighs in on claims that Sen. Susan Collins was involved in a kickback scheme (opens the original)
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“This entire episode is indicative of the way that money shapes policy and the way that money shapes how our taxpayer dollars are being spent” “This entire episode is indicative of the way that money shapes policy and the way that money shapes how our taxpayer dollars are being spent” A campaign finance expert weighs in on claims that Sen. Susan Collins was involved in a kickback scheme. “It’s very rare for campaign finance law to be enforced at all, much less to rise to the level of a criminal
Portland's Behavioral Health Unit is limited by a shortage of available detox beds (opens the original)
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Each year, the Portland Police Department’s Behavioral Health Unit helps hundreds of Mainers in crisis but with limited treatment availability many people remain on the street Each year, the Portland Police Department’s Behavioral Health Unit helps hundreds of Mainers in crisis but with limited treatment availability many people remain on the street Amid public safety concerns, Portland Mayor Mark Dion is calling for changes to the way the city handles addiction and homelessness. 8 Investigates
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