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House lawmakers optimistic $1 trillion infrastructure package will pass

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House lawmakers optimistic $1 trillion infrastructure package will pass

Politics

Mainers to vote on 'right to food' in November

LD 95, the right to food has passed in the Maine House and Senate and now goes on the November ballot for Mainers to vote on
Food

Mainers to vote on 'right to food' in November

LD 95, the right to food has passed in the Maine House and Senate and now goes on the November ballot for Mainers to vote on
Nation World

Millions face eviction as moratorium set to end

A federal eviction moratorium ends Saturday, causing anguish for those who are about to lose their apartments, like Rhode Island resident Roxanne Schaefer.
Nation World

Trump urged Justice officials to declare presidential election 'corrupt'

Notes from a Dec. 27 call show that at one point, President Trump told Justice Department officials to “just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me.”
Politics

Collins 'delighted' to receive bipartisan vote on long-anticipated infrastructure package

Maine's Republican senator said the investment in broadband, roads, and bridges will make the greatest impact for the state.
Coronavirus

Biden urges business to expand paid leave for COVID vaccination

In an effort to get more Americans vaccinated against COVID, President Joe Biden urged businesses Thursday to offer paid time off to get the vaccine.
Coronavirus

"This is an American tragedy" | Biden urges vaccination against COVID

President Joe Biden spoke Thursday on what he's previously called "a pandemic of the unvaccinated."
Politics

Bill Bradley talks hoops and handguns in 2000 campaign visit to Portland

Bill Bradley energizes the crowd with a cheer for the Portland High School basketball team before making his case to be the 2000 Democratic nominee for president.
Nation World

Biden to allow eviction moratorium to expire Saturday

The moratorium was put in place last September by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Coronavirus

Orrington church files preemptive lawsuit against possible future pandemic restrictions

Calvary Chapel officials describe Gov. Mills' restrictions as a 14-month "reign of terror."
History

South Portland students spring a pop quiz on Marilyn Quayle during 1992 visit

Students didn't go easy on Marilyn Quayle as they raised tough policy questions during her campaign visit to South Portland High School in September 1992.

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House lawmakers optimistic $1 trillion infrastructure package will pass

Mainers to vote on 'right to food' in November

Mainers to vote on 'right to food' in November

Millions face eviction as moratorium set to end

Trump urged Justice officials to declare presidential election 'corrupt'

Collins 'delighted' to receive bipartisan vote on long-anticipated infrastructure package

Biden urges business to expand paid leave for COVID vaccination

"This is an American tragedy" | Biden urges vaccination against COVID

Bill Bradley talks hoops and handguns in 2000 campaign visit to Portland

Biden to allow eviction moratorium to expire Saturday

Orrington church files preemptive lawsuit against possible future pandemic restrictions

South Portland students spring a pop quiz on Marilyn Quayle during 1992 visit

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