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Amid the bleak reports about a precipitous loss in numbers and types of birds around North America and the rest of the world is a glimmer of hope in Maine's North Woods.
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Maine's Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that the state's ban on Sunday hunting is constitutional.
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Maine's utilities will no longer be allowed to cut off power to customers during severe heat and other extreme weather events, under a new measure signed by Gov. Janet Mills.
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Under the proposal, a lithium mine could be regulated more like a gravel quarry as long as the developers can show that it wouldn't result in the type of toxic runoff that triggers Maine's more stringent metallic mining laws.
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CMP says it has 400 crews working and should begin making faster progress Monday.
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The four-lane road would begin at Exit 45 near the Maine Mall, then follow a curvy route through South Portland and Scarborough before ending in an intersection with the Gorham bypass.
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Central Maine Power said it will have 350 crews on the job, but customers should expect a multi-day restoration effort.
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Under the proposal, manufacturers would have two additional years to remove the "forever chemicals" from many products. But makers of cosmetics, cleaning products and other consumer goods would face an earlier deadline.
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The National Weather Service says the storm could drop up to 18 inches of snow in western and northern Maine.
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The unanimous committee vote came one day after Maine's Board of Environmental Protection rejected a controversial proposal for Maine to adopt California's "clean cars" standards requiring automakers to sell more electric vehicles.
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Preservationist groups nominated Maine's lighthouses for designation as heritage sites under threat following the destructive storms in December and January. The proposal was made as part of the 2025 World Monument Watch program organized by the World Monument Fund.
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