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📰 News we're reading
• Sanford man pleads guilty in connection with four shootings over drug debts (wmtw.com) — A Sanford man has pleaded guilty to federal firearm charges tied to four drug-debt-related shootings in Lebanon and Acton, all within York County. Prosecutors say he fired into a Lebanon home while residents slept and conspired in additional attacks, and he now faces at least 10 years in prison plus potentially decades more at sentencing.
• Democrats will retain control of Maine Legislature, expanding power in House (newsfromthestates.com) — Sanford voters helped Democrats secure continued control of the Maine Legislature, with one of the party’s key House pickups coming from a Sanford district previously held by Republicans. Local residents can expect Democratic leaders to focus on issues like housing affordability and closing a projected billion‑dollar state budget gap, decisions that could affect taxes, schools, and services across Maine.
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