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Plans show the two types of Democrat running for Maine governor | Bangor Daily News


Are the races tightening up? New poll breaks down key races in Maine | WMTW


Trump administration could revoke speed limit for vessels near North Atlantic right whales | WGME


Court blocks US Department of Education from canceling funds for mental health services | Maine Public


Democrat Jason Cherry ends bid for governor, switches races | WMTW


Maine women inmates accuse transgender prisoner of harassment | Sun Journal


Panel recommends removing George Mitchell’s name from Waterville school | Morning Sentinel


The hidden barrier to solving Maine’s housing crisis | Portland Press Herald


Democrats are upset about a Maine lobsterman’s unpaid role in the Trump administration | Bangor Daily News


Lewiston council delays action on ongoing needs of Oct. 25 shooting victims | Sun Journal


Mills says Dr. Oz sent right wing outlet info on MaineCare request before sharing with the state | Portland Press Herald


Lawmakers consider death benefits for DOT workers killed on the job following recent tragedy | Maine Public


Maine prison needs repairs to keep making license plates, but state lawmakers aren’t sold | Portland Press Herald


Senate candidate Graham Platner files signatures to appear on ballot | WGME


Democratic congressional candidate Matt Dunlap submits signatures to appear on ballot | WGME


Republican gubernatorial candidate David Jones submits signatures to appear on ballot | WGME

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