Grady Trimble
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Portland, ME, United States
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Auburn School Committee approves medical marijuana policy
Starting Thursday, students in Auburn can have medical marijuana administered to them in school. → Read More
Woman charged in social media scam
A woman in Wells who says she was the victim of a scam wants other people to learn from what happened to her. → Read More
Bill Clinton campaign's for his wife in New Hampshire
Bill Clinton hit the campaign trail for the first time in 2016 Monday. He made stops in Nashua and Exeter, New Hampshire, campaigning for his wife. → Read More
Cape Elizabeth gun club back open after safety concerns
A gun club that the town of Cape Elizabeth shut down for five months last year is back open. → Read More
About 200 people brave the cold for annual Polar Bear Dip
About 200 people braved the chilly weather on New Year's Eve and plunged into the Atlantic Ocean at the East End Beach. → Read More
Animals migrating later because of warmer weather
Wildlife experts are noticing some animals have changed their habits because of the relatively mild winter so far. → Read More
Portland holds ribbon cutting for Thompson's Point ice rink
Despite warmer than normal temperatures this time of year, city officials in Portland celebrated the new ice skating rink at Thompson's Point. → Read More
Freeport flag ladies to be joined by supporters
The Freeport flag ladies are being joined by additional supporters after filing for a protection order against a man whose father died during the 9/11 attacks. → Read More
Groups plan to stand with Freeport Flag Ladies
Several groups plan to join the Freeport Flag Ladies this Tuesday, as they stand on the corner waving flags. → Read More
LePage discusses opiate epidemic at Portland town hall forum
During the Q & A portion of the forum, LePage discussed the state's opiate epidemic. → Read More
Portland city manager considering disciplinary action for "closed" sign at fire station
Portland City Manager Jon Jennings is looking into taking disciplinary action after a "closed" sign was put up in front of the Munjoy Hill fire station. → Read More
One person dies in New Gloucester house fire
One person died in a house fire at 81 Bluffs Circle, Capt. Scott Doyle of the New Gloucester Fire Department said. → Read More
Muslims in Portland denounce ISIS, terrorism
Dozens of Muslim demonstrators marched down Congress Street Thursday afternoon to denounce ISIS and terrorism. → Read More
Portland officials unveil new program to tackle opiate epidemic
Officials in Portland are rolling out a new program to tackle the city's heroin epidemic. → Read More
Democratic lawmakers tour Portland businesses
A group of Democratic legislators visited several businesses on Portland's working waterfront Monday. → Read More
Shoppers return to Walmart as police investigate hoax bomb threats
Police departments across Maine are trying to figure out who's responsible for several hoax bomb threats at Walmart stores. → Read More
ACLU of Maine files lawsuit over MaineCare abortion coverage
The ACLU of Maine, the national ACLU and Planned Parenthood Federation of America filed a lawsuit against the Maine Department of Health and Human Services. → Read More
No ice skating at Deering Oaks Park because of construction
There will be no ice skating on the pond at Deering Oaks Park this winter, because of a construction project. → Read More
Richmond woman offering reward after her cows were shot
A woman in Richmond is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest after her two pet cows were killed. → Read More
Richmond woman offering reward after her cows were shot
A woman in Richmond is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest after her two pet cows were killed. → Read More