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Several Mauldin residents, a few with decades of police experience themselves, outlined Monday their expectations for a new city police chief.
A new police chief should be transparent, have experience leading officers and be able to usher the city through its increasingly diverse growth, said Tony Madden, a former Greenville Police sergeant who has lived in Mauldin since 1983.
A police chief needs to understand that all people have biases, including officers, but the best chief candidate would be able to separate explicit biases from implicit biases, said Rodney Neely, a Mauldin resident and former officer who sits on the Greenville Police Foundation board.
COVID-19 relief may include federal aid that would benefit Maine loggers and timber harvesters
For the first time since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, Maine loggers are hoping to receive federal assistance. Author: Hannah Yechivi (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 6:51 PM EST December 24, 2020 Updated: 6:51 PM EST December 24, 2020
MAINE, Maine We ve kind of been left holding the bag of again being told you are essential but you are not treated with the same parity as farmers and fishermen, says Dana Doran,
Executive Director at the Professional Logging Contractors of Maine.
After almost 11 months, financial aid may be on the way to Maine s professional timber industry.