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FBI Boston warns of rise in violent online networks targeting children in New England | News Center Maine


New housing coalition calls on state to streamline permitting, reduce regulatory barriers | Maine Public


Bill would require Maine hospitals to give more notice before closing maternity wards | WGME


Maine county facing budget crisis pays down a big loan and hopes to get another | The Maine Monitor and Bangor Daily News


Solar companies lose bid to restore Maine incentives | Maine Public


Committee moves forward with bill regarding vaccines | WABI   (Maine Monitor context: Maine considers how to untether itself from federal vaccine rollbacks)


Suspicious package found at Maine GOP headquarters, police say | News Center Maine


Some of Maine's members of Congress will skip Trump's State of the Union | Portland Press Herald


Mills nominates a top federal prosecutor to be a Maine judge | Bangor Daily News


Woodland Pulp had 14 safety violations before fatal gas leak | News Center Maine


Tribal chiefs press Maine lawmakers for progress | Spectrum News Maine


Police discover guns and ammunition in Rhode Island shooting suspect's Maine home | Spectrum News Maine


As new industry grows in Aroostook, housing for workers is uncertain | Bangor Daily News


Mills discloses more than $170,000 in stocks | Portland Press Herald

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