Businesses hurting as Canadian tariffs poised to increase

New state law adds ‘insult to injury’ for Maine solar, clean energy. Advocates and developers warn that the law threatens to put Maine’s growing renewable energy sector on ice. Click the image to read this Maine Monitor story by Chris D'Angelo.

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Internal memo reveals new details in mistaken detainment of teen by South Portland Police | WGME

4 teens indicted in connection to fires at Elan School, other locations | News Center Maine

Houlton businesses hurting as Canadian tariffs poised to increase to 35% | Maine Public

Invasive fruit fly warning issued for southern Maine berry growers | News Center Maine

Maine hospitals are helping nurses get through school to fill staffing gaps | Bangor Daily News

School board member resigns over policy to restrict transgender girls' participation in sports | Maine Public

Maine shelters struggle to find homes for larger dogs | WGME

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