Maine’s government is going to cover the cost of funerals for families who lost loved ones in the deadliest mass shooting in the state’s histor...
Maine’s government is going to cover the cost of funerals for families who lost loved ones in the deadliest mass shooting in the state’s history, the office of Gov. Janet Mills said Wednesday.
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Maine looks to pay funeral costs for families of mass shooting victimsThe office of Gov. Janet Mills says Maine’s government is going to cover the cost of funerals for families who lost loved ones in the deadliest mass shooting in the state’s history
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EEUU: Maine cubrirá los gastos funerarios para los familiares de las víctimas de masacreEl gobierno de Maine cubrirá los gastos funerarios para los familiares que perdieron a sus seres queridos en la masacre con mayor número de muertos en la historia del estado, informó la oficina de la gobernadora Janet Mills el miércoles.
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Maine votes to keep investor-owned electricity companies in charge of the energy gridThe push to create a publicly-owned power grid in Maine has been struck down multiple times in the past.
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Maine votes to keep investor-owned electricity companies in charge of the energy gridThe push to create a publicly-owned power grid in Maine has been struck down multiple times in the past.
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Maine Overwhelmingly Votes 'Yes' for Right to Repair CarsCar manufacturers will be required to give independent mechanics access to the same diagnostic software and parts they give to authorized repair shops.
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Maine man sentenced to 15 years for mosque attack plotA 19-year-old from Maine accused of producing homemade explosive devices and making plans to attack a mosque has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Xavier Pelkey of Waterville entered an agreement with prosecutors in April in which he pleaded guilty to providing material support to terrorists while a second charge was dropped.
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