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BANGOR, Maine — A lawsuit over the marketing of light cigarettes could be headed back to the U.S. Supreme Court after …
BARRINGTON, N.H. — The husband of a 29-year-old New Hampshire woman who went missing in Maine says their 2-year-old …
CLEARLAKE, Calif. — Authorities are looking into whether a Northern California marijuana grower is linked to the …
AUGUSTA, Maine — A proposal to require health warnings on cellular phones in Maine has been rejected by a legislative …
BANGOR, Maine — As ground slowly recovers from its frozen winter slumber, it saturates with water, causing the ground …
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"Case of light cigarettes may return to top court", but they're going to have to go outside to smoke them!
To believe that a teacher has more impact on how any child does in school is to believe in the tooth fairy, and ignore …
irishproud....ever hear the words "No Irish Need Apply"...we were ALL foreigners once!
Now who will they use for a scapegoat?
Why did the government sue the cigarette companies but did not make them take out all that added addictive stuff?