Maine's secretary of state Matt Dunlap on Wednesday drew the order of bond questions that were approved by the Legislature in the last session to be put on the November ballot. Let's have a quick look at what the referendum ballot will read:

The first question will seek voters' 'yes' or 'no' on whether to they want to ban on the use of bait, dogs or traps to hunt bears, except in cases of protection of property, safety of public, or for research.

On Thursday, the Charlie Norwood Veterans Affairs Medical Center unfolded about five new incidents in which patients have suffered serious injuries or died because of loopholes in care.

For the very first time, the incidents were reported by the news site, The Washington Free Bea-con. The incidents are considered to be separate from the three cancer-related deaths that were reported in the Augusta hospital's gastrointestinal clinic in November.

Augusta Southern Nationals, the annual drag-race boat tournament, is going to take place from July 18 to 20, 2014, in Augusta. The tournament, which is in its 28th year, is a long awaited one as last year's event was cancelled owing to high water.

The world's richest drag boat race is expected to have 100 boats from different parts of the nation. The event will add around $2 million to the local economy. Dayton Sherrouse, Executive Director of the Augusta Canal Authority, said except 2013, the race has been organized straight for 27 years.

C&L Aerospace, an aircraft parts and maintenance company, opened its new facility at Bangor International Airport. The inauguration of the facility was done today. The 30 million dollar company has left Augusta and shifted to Bangor. The facility has been operating for the past few months, but all business has started to operate from Bangor today only.