Prominent Lewiston attorney under scrutiny

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Voter ID referendum language upheld by Maine Supreme Judicial Court | Maine Public

Court rules Maine can’t enforce law prohibiting foreign spending on campaigns | Portland Press Herald

The Hyde School’s 'hidden curriculum': Former students allege decades of undercover abuse | News Center Maine

New Maine law requires municipalities to collect and report housing projects data annually | News Center Maine

Penobscot County HIV outbreak continues to grow; providers say the rest of Maine is at risk | Maine Public

Prominent Lewiston attorney under scrutiny for mishandling client funds | Sun Journal

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