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Deering High graduate dies in crash in Massachusetts

Reported in the Portland Press Herald on November 26, 2010 A 27-year-old Portland native was killed early Thursday morning in a two-car crash in Massachusetts in which one of the drivers has been charged with motor vehicle homicide while drunk, according to police. Raina Jensen was a back-seat passenger in…

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National Transportation Safety Board hosts forum on aging drivers

On November 9 and 10th, the National Transportation Safety Board hosted a forum to discuss issues relating to highway safety and our aging population. A webcast is archived on the N.T. .B website. An interview with Deborah Hersman, chairwoman of the N.T. .B., was published on November 17th, 2010 in…

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Two Men Die in Bangor Accident

Reported in the Bangor Daily News on November 16, 2010 An accident on outer Essex Street claimed the lives of two men Tuesday. Police say the car they were riding in struck a tree and both victims were ejected from the vehicle. The victims were identified as Rene Secord, 25,…

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52 year old motorcycle driver killed in collision on Congress Street in Portland

Reported in the Portland Press Herald, November 16, 2010 PORTLAND — The man killed in a motorcycle crash this morning has been identified as Douglas Starbird, 52, of Oxford. Starbird was driving on Skyway Drive toward Outer Congress Street, headed in the same direction as an Atlas Van Lines moving…

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Frenchville man’s condition critical after ATV crash

Reported in the Bangor Daily News, November 1, 2010 FRENCHVILLE, Maine — A 24-year-old man who was seriously injured in an all-terrain vehicle accident Sunday was listed in critical condition at a Bangor hospital on Monday. Robert Tardiff of Frenchville was flown by LifeFlight to Eastern Maine Medical Center after…

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Workers’ compensation injuries and personal injury claims

In Maine, there is a potential intersection of the workers’ compensation and personal injury systems when the injury is caused by a third party. Generally, if you are injured at work, regardless of the cause, you are compensated for that injury entirely through the workers’ compensation system. However, did you…

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