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Susan Deschambault’s amendment, setting up a likely stalemate on how to address the controversial prison tactic.
Maine effort to reform solitary confinement likely to be killed by bill denying it even exists The town’s wastewater is processed at a 35-year-old plant that is coming to the end of its lifespan, Town Manager James Gillway said. Searsport is getting a new treatment plant after discharging chemically treated wastewater into the bay for years That begins June 4 with the Class A track and field championships on the new eight-lane track and adjacent field-event facilities. Bangor’s upgraded Cameron Stadium will host at least 3 state championship events this year The first running of the Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race came about because two friends thought it might be a fun idea to race canoes and kayaks in the spring of 1967. How the Kenduskeag Stream Canoe race became the biggest event of its kind in New England It could complicate late State House discussions on the thorny issues of gaming and tribal sovereignty. Bangor lawmaker part of late effort to stop Janet Mills’ sports betting deal with tribes That decision will not strengthen the argument from the Bangor Mall’s owners that the city has overvalued the property for tax purposes. Condemnation of Bangor Mall section unlikely to boost owners’ claim for lower taxes
Here is what you need to know if you or a loved one contracts COVID-19. Mainers who are at high risk of severe disease have more access to therapeutic options, such as monoclonal antibodies and antiviral pills, that have been shown to substantially reduce risk of developing severe COVID-19.
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