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The Maine Legislature was busy earlier this year, passing 520 nonemergency bills, and 408 of those were signed by the governor. Here’s a quick look of some of the most high-profile new laws going into effect on Monday. RACIAL JUSTICE AND EQUITY Impact statements: Maine’s Legislature will now have to assess the impact of all newly proposed bills on on the state’s historically disadvantaged pop...

A man calling from Monte Vista Drive was getting ready to get in the shower when two shots were reportedly fired at his bedroom window. He found bullet holes in the wall and a bullet on the bed. Four people in the house took cover. Columbia Falls Police Department made contact with the man doing the shooting and he claimed he had some bears in his apple trees. Dog were barking “nonstop” on Th...

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JACKSON, Miss. — It is night two of the homecoming blues operation. The Hinds County Sheriff's Office has increased visibility across the area to help promote safety as many come into town to celebrate Jackson State's homecoming week. This is only the start of the county-wide initiative. Their goal is to get illegal weapons off of the streets. "We are dedicated to making sure this weekend is ...

Trina Murphy I am sorry to say we at the Chronicle have had some incredibly difficult days. Some might conclude it is directly related to Gerry Mulligan’s retirement or possibly it’s “Murphy’s Law.” Let me assure you, there is never a dull moment in the newspaper business. Challenges such as new and complicated programs, computer glitches, 19 months of COVID, you name it, we’ve had...

Story Produced by NH Bar News, a member of Conventional wisdom in the United States has held that people should never talk about money, politics – and especially religion. So much for conventional wisdom. Over the past 19 months and counting, pandemic-related contingencies and politics – along with cases in the United States Supreme Court and the New Hampshire Supreme Court – have forced de...