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Today's photo of the day: Owls Head Light by Paul Karoff
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In distracting times, rumble strips are saving lives — and money — on rural Maine roads
“It’s still, by far, our biggest lifesaver with regards to two-lane, rural, head-on collisions.”
Read this Maine Monitor story by Benjamin Cassidy |
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Maine ranks in the bottom 10 states for K-12 education, according to a new report | Maine Public
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Maine lawmakers approve ban on tobacco sales in pharmacies | Bangor Daily News
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Maine Gambling Control Unit alerts public to illegal online casino operations | News Center Maine
The new plan to rein in the ‘runaway costs’ of Maine’s solar subsidies | Bangor Daily News
Maine among states to sue over Trump move to return seized rapid-fire devices for guns | Reuters |
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Maine Monitor contributor Benjamin Cassidy appeared on News Center Maine this morning to discuss his reporting on how rumble strips are saving lives — and money — on rural Maine roads. Watch the appearance.
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