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District Attorney Drops Drug Trafficking Case After Violating Discovery Rules

Drug Trafficking · Maine

District Attorney Drops Drug Trafficking Case After Violating Discovery Rules

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Maeghan Maloney’s office dropped six aggravated trafficking charges against a Massachusetts man after a judge ruled her office had acted in “bad faith.”See the Story

Maine loggers are used to hard times. Then came the tariffs.

Tariffs · Rumford

Maine loggers are used to hard times. Then came the tariffs.

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

As the important winter logging season begins, people are seeing the values for their timber fall, while their costs to operate are going up.See the Story

Washington County sheriff calls out commissioners over plan to solve budget crisis

Social Media · Washington County

Washington County sheriff calls out commissioners over plan to solve budget crisis

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Washington County’s sheriff called out two commissioners over their push to make cuts to his department as officials hurtle toward a decision on their plan to solve a budget crisis. In a Facebook post over the weekend, Sheriff Barry Curtis asked residents to call commissioners in protest of possible cuts, including those being championed by David Burns, a former Republican state legislator and retired Maine State Police trooper. The tensions fla…See the Story

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