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Health Access Network employee fired over data breach
October 20, 2016An employee has been fired from Health Access Network after she improperly accessed clinical data for less than 500 of the federally funded community health center's 17,000 patients.
October 20, 2016Teens allegedly cause $217K of damage to vacant Presque Isle eatery
October 19, 2016Kids just being kids? Not quite, as five teenagers are now facing felony charges for causing an estimated $217,000 worth of damage to the vacant Crow's Nest restaurant and events center in Presque Isle.
October 19, 2016Feds investigate suspected welfare fraud at Portland market
October 18, 2016The owner of Ahram Halal Market on Forest Avenue in Portland is being investigated by federal authorities in connection with suspected welfare fraud.
October 18, 2016Bangor Savings warns public about text scam
October 7, 2016Yet another phone scam has made its way to the state, as Bangor Savings Bank is warning both its customers and non-customers of a text-based phishing scam.
October 7, 2016Small businesses lose thousands through utility scam
September 30, 2016Emera Maine is warning customers of a new sophisticated telephone scam that has already cost a number of its small business customers thousands of dollars.
September 30, 2016Two lobstermen charged with running illegal operation
September 14, 2016Following a seven-month investigation, the Maine Marine Patrol has charged two midcoast lobstermen with operating an illegal fishing operation.
September 14, 2016State officials warn consumers of fraudulent text-messaging scam
September 13, 2016Officials at Maine's Bureau of Financial Institutions at the Department of Professional and Financial Regulation are warning residents of a scam involving text messages that appear to come from a consumer's bank or credit union.
September 13, 2016Portland company faces $1.25M ruling over sea urchin imports
August 29, 2016The Portland-based ISF Trading Co. has pleaded guilty to illegally importing live Canadian sea urchins valued at $172,800.
August 29, 2016
Spike in card skimming has Maine institutions on high alert
August 8, 2016While the rest of Maine celebrated a long weekend, Scott Chretien discovered thieves had installed a skimming device to read bank cards at the drive-through teller at the York County Federal Credit Union's Sanford headquarters.
August 8, 2016
DeLorme wants review of $6.2M penalty over imported belt clip
July 19, 2016Yarmouth-based navigational company DeLorme has requested that the U.S. Supreme Court review a $6.2 million penalty assessed against the company by the International Trade Commission over an alleged patent violation. The penalty predates the company
July 19, 2016
FBI probing $118K embezzlement by ex-Westbrook city worker
June 9, 2016Westbrook Mayor Colleen Hilton released a public statement Wednesday confirming that a former employee embezzled $118,000 and that the FBI and Westbrook police are looking into suspicious transactions in the private bank accounts of that employee,
June 9, 2016Tour bus operator to pay $30K in settlement over trip deposits
June 3, 2016Barry Somes, a former tour bus operator, has agreed to pay $30,782 in restitution to 38 consumers that Maine Attorney General Janet Mills said were deceived into booking vacation trips in the Northeast United States and Canada that never happened.
June 3, 2016Peter J. DeTroy, prominent commercial lawyer, dies
May 31, 2016Peter J. DeTroy, a commercial litigator, died suddenly over Memorial Weekend. Over a four-decade career, DeTroy represented individuals, entrepreneurs and businesses of all size. He was a partner at Norman Hanson DeTroy in Portland.
May 31, 2016Top labor firm announces new collective bargaining agreement
January 18, 2016Topsham-based McTeague Higbee, which has represented organized labor for the past 35 years, completed negotiations for a second three-year collective bargaining agreement for its unionized employees within the Machinists union, it said Jan. 16.
January 18, 2016Lawsuit pushes ownership questions over rockweed
January 13, 2016Multiple alleged incidents of illegal rockweed harvesting have provided the catalyst to file a civil lawsuit against Acadian Seaplants, The Quoddy Tides reported.
January 13, 2016Former BIW employees claim unjust firings
January 12, 2016Two longtime employees at Bath Iron Works have filed federal lawsuits charging the company with illegally firing them during approved medical leave.
January 12, 2016
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