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'Give people a chance': Cumberland County DA rolls out early accountability program (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) - In Cumberland County, there's a new initiative giving more criminal defendants a chance to make amends, without a conviction. It's called an early accountability program. It's billed as a way to get justice, head off repeat offenders and free up prosecutors for more violent crimes. Cumberland County District Attorney Jackie Sartoris hopes this approach can reduce recidivism in Maine. “What we want really is taking of the responsibility. That’s been shown to make a difference in
Kennebunk considers 3 development plans for nearly 100 new homes (opens the original)
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KENNEBUNK (WGME) -- Nearly 100 new homes could be on the way in Kennebunk. The town board is considering plans from three different developers to build all within roughly a three-mile radius. That includes single-family houses on Alfred Road, duplexes on Thompson Road, just past the Middle School of the Kennebunks, and multi-family homes on Water Street. At the latter, developers plan to remove four houses to make space for three new buildings. Developers say they'll bring growth to Kennebunk, b
New report paints grim picture of Maine's aging school buildings (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- A new report is painting a grim picture about the state of Maine's schools. The report found nearly one in every five school districts across the country had to cancel classes last year due to unsafe facilities. In Windham, the existing middle school is so overcrowded that an entire grade level goes to class in a different building. They’re building a brand new $100 million elementary school for students in Windham and Raymond. But Windham is not the only school that needs rep
Maine Dems demand answers from Sen. Collins after report claims 2020 campaign took bribes (opens the original)
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PORTLAND (WGME) -- Maine Democrats are demanding answers from Senator Susan Collins after a new report claims her 2020 campaign accepted bribes. ProPublica reports a pro-Collins super PAC and her campaign took money from a government contractor in exchange for helping to steer millions of federal dollars their way. Her office calls these allegations “categorically false.” Roughly six years ago, also during a Collins re-election campaign, the former CEO of Navatek was arrested and charged for mak
'There's not a live clam here': Toxic phytoplankton bloom depletes Maine fishing harvests (opens the original)
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HARPSWELL (WGME) - A toxic algae bloom is shell-shocking the fishing industry in Midcoast Maine. State marine officials have closed parts of Casco Bay to shellfish harvesting, including Maquois Bay in Brunswick and the eastern side of Middle Bay in Harpswell. Clam diggers Robert Boyce and Chris Williams say the cove at Middle Bay where they dig clams has practically become a clam graveyard. “There’s not a live clam here. They’re all dead," Boyce said. The algal bloom is called Karenia mikimotoi.
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