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Lewiston syringe service program to be more tightly enforced
LEWISTON, Maine (WGME) -- Lewiston's syringe service program will face stricter rules after voters approved changes to the program during last week's midterm election. About 59% of Lewiston voters supported the ordinance, which requires a one-for-one syringe exchange and limits individuals to 20 clean syringes per day. The ordinance also...
The Maine Monitor
Gardiner City Council declares former Merrill Manor a dangerous building
GARDINER — After hearing neighbors complain about break-ins and decades of neglect, and the fire chief ordering his crew not to go inside because of the risk, the Gardiner City Council voted unanimously Nov. 4 to label the former Merrill Manor a dangerous building and order it demolished if it is not rehabilitated within 30 days.
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The Maine Running Hall of Fame inducts its class of 2026 and recognizes a Bangor race
AUGUSTA -- Runners from across the state were honored as trailblazers for the sport in Augusta on Sunday, well past the finish line. For nearly forty years the Maine Running Hall of Fame has been recognizing current and former athletes and coaches, who have had an impact on the sport.
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Raymond-Casco Animal Control Services Survey
The Towns of Raymond and Casco share animal control services through an agreement between the two towns. As the towns review that agreement ahead of budget season, we want to hear about your experiences and the services that matter most to you. Your feedback will help both towns evaluate current...
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Jay police pup Enzo fetches smiles during school visits
A Jay police officer and her emotional support dog have been visiting local classrooms, spending time with students through reading and other activities. Officer Heather Irber and her dog, Enzo, visited a primary school this week, where they read books with students, including "Run, Turkey, Run!" and "Chewy Louie," according to the Jay Police Department.
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CMCC Women’s Cross Country Makes History with 3rd Place at USCAA Nationals
Uniontown, PA – CMCC Women's Cross Country capped off a historic season of success with a third-place finish at the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Championships in Pennsylvania. The Mustangs were making their first appearance at the national stage after capturing the Yankee Small College Conference title in October for the first time. Crew Langley paced the squad with a strong performance that saw her earn USCAA 2nd-Team All-American honors while head coach Kevin Mitchell was named USCAA Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year.