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Today's photo of the day: Holmes Bay by Phyllis Yensan

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A Maine judge was set to start releasing people without lawyers from jail this summer. Now that’s off.

The Maine Supreme Court halted habeas corpus hearings so it can consider an appeal from the state.

Read this Maine Monitor story by Josh Keefe

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ICE won’t say how many people it’s arrested in Maine | Bangor Daily News

New ‘incubator’ wants to keep Maine life science startups from heading to Boston | Portland Press Herald

More Maine water bodies have PFAS-contaminated fish, CDC warns | Bangor Daily News

Bill to continue PTSD workers' compensation protections on Mills' desk | WGME

Fishermen record close encounter with great white shark off Boothbay | Midcoast Villager

Bar Harbor cruise ship traffic slows to a trickle under new limits | Bangor Daily News

Residents of rural Maine town say they haven't seen mail for 2 weeks | WMTW

UMaine will opt in to historic NCAA settlement that allows schools to pay student athletes | Bangor Daily News

New train service coming to Maine coast | WABI

The Midcoast Forum on Foreign Relations recently hosted Kenneth Frankel, president of the Canadian Council for the Americas, for a talk on how current U.S. policies create uncertainty in Western Hemisphere relations. Listen to the episode.

Thanks for allowing me to provide you with a look at today's news. I'll be back with more tomorrow.

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