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New bill would end inspection requirements in Maine

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By Ted Homer Verified
| WPFO-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
STATEWIDE (WGME) -- A bill in Augusta would end inspection requirements for most vehicles in Maine. Under the bill, inspections would no longer be required for vehicles in the state, except "commercial motor vehicles, trailers and semitrailers," according to the bill's summary.
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New bill would end inspection requirements in Maine

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By Allyson LaPierre Verified, Ted Homer Verified
| WGME-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
PORTLAND (WGME) -- There's a new push to end a requirement for most drivers in Maine to get annual motor vehicle inspections. While many drivers aren't exactly thrilled to get their car "stickered" every year, industry experts say there are some good reasons to keep the system in place. Right now, Maine sells more than 1.3 million inspection stickers per year, but an act to repeal certain inspection requirements could soon change this.
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Mainers among semifinalists for James Beard awards

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By Ted Homer Verified
| WGME-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
WGME (STATEWIDE) -- Bars, restaurants and servers in Maine are among the James Beard semifinalists. They include nominees from Bar Harbor to Wells, and spots in between. The eight semifinalists include Havana in Bar Harbor, the chefs from Fish and Whistle in Biddeford, Gross Confection Bar in Portland for outstanding chef or baker, Taj in South Portland, Coffee By Design's co-owner, the owner of The Jewel Box in Portland and chefs Lee Frank, Jake Stevens and Jordan Rubin of Mr. Tuna.
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