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Paige Loud Ends Senate Bid Calling Democrats’ Nomination Process “A Deeply Unserious Spectacle
Troubled Boston Globe Columnist Caught Again ‘Making Stuff Up’ By Alert Podcaster Kirk Minihane
Senate Democrats Boycott Fraud Hearing as Republicans Spotlight Alleged Abuse of Taxpayer Programs
Lobster Must Be Good For The Heart – Maine Is The Oldest U.S. State
Shenna Bellows Responds to Maine Supreme Court’s Ruling on Protect Girls Sports’ Referendum

Paige Loud Ends Senate Bid Calling Democrats’ Nomination Process “A Deeply Unserious Spectacle

Democrat Paige Loud ended her bid for her party’s Senate nomination on Thursday, calling the process to replace Platner “a deeply unserious spectacle,” and urging her supporters to fight alongside the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). [RELATED: More Than 5,500 Seek Delegate Spots as Maine Democrats Race to Replace Platner; Eight Candidates Set for Statewide

Troubled Boston Globe Columnist Caught Again ‘Making Stuff Up’ By Alert Podcaster Kirk Minihane

Kevin Cullen, the columnist who’s previously been disciplined by the Boston Globe for lying, is back up to his old tricks, according to a leading broadcaster. Kirk Minihane, a veteran radio guy in Boston, turned Cullen in eight years ago after Minihane suspected a column he wrote about the Boston Marathon bombing was all a

Senate Democrats Boycott Fraud Hearing as Republicans Spotlight Alleged Abuse of Taxpayer Programs

Senate Democrats were largely absent Wednesday as the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee convened a hearing, on Wednesday, titled “Exposing Fraud in America,” leaving nearly the entire Democratic side of the committee room empty during testimony focused on alleged fraud involving taxpayer-funded programs and election integrity. The hearing, chaired by Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), featured

Lobster Must Be Good For The Heart – Maine Is The Oldest U.S. State

A newly released census report gives Maine an honored distinction – the high percentage of old people. The Pine Tree State ranks No.1 in the nation with seniors. Twenty-four percent of Maine residents are over 65, placing it tops nationally. Vermont is No. 2 with 23 percent. The common consensus has been that Florida is

Shenna Bellows Responds to Maine Supreme Court’s Ruling on Protect Girls Sports’ Referendum

Secretary of State Shenna Bellows shared a statement Friday responding to the Maine Supreme Court’s ruling in a case challenging a lower court’s decision blocking Protect Girls Sports in Maine’s citizens’ initiative from appearing on the November ballot. Under the proposed legislation, students would only be eligible to play on sports teams and access protected

U.S. House Advances Bipartisan Measure to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent

The United States House of Representatives passed a bill by a wide margin that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent nationwide. In a bipartisan vote of 308-117, the House passed a bill that would leave clocks set to the time currently observed between March and November year-round. Despite this, the measure’s future in the Senate

Indispensable

It’s rare in politics to see real courage. Real courage shines through in the face of real consequences or injury. Jon Fetherston has demonstrated real courage this past week and he should be commended for it. Jon Fetherston is a reporter for the Maine Wire, but before that he had a long track record of

MassFiscal, AFP to Host Boston Town Hall on Government Spending, Transparency

The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance (MassFiscal), in partnership with Americans for Prosperity (AFP), will host a town hall Thursday evening in Boston focused on government spending, taxpayer accountability, and what organizers describe as the need for greater transparency and oversight in state government. The event will feature Fox News contributor Joe Concha alongside state and media

Apartment Building Destroyed in Overnight Yarmouth Fire; State Investigators Rule Blaze Accidental

A six-unit apartment building in Yarmouth was destroyed in an overnight fire that displaced all of its residents, according to the Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office. The fire broke out shortly before 11 p.m. on Monday, July 13, when the Yarmouth Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at the apartment building located at 18

Fire Marshal’s Office Investigating RV Explosion in Ellsworth; One Seriously Injured

ELLSWORTH, Maine — The Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating a propane explosion that seriously injured the occupant of a converted recreational vehicle in Ellsworth on Tuesday afternoon. Emergency responders were dispatched to 253 North Street at approximately 3 p.m. on July 14 following reports of a propane explosion involving a bus that had

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