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Political subdivisions and school administrative units are encouraged to celebrate Veterans in the Arts and Humanities Day on November 1 each year.
The first Saturday in May is Maine Community Litter Cleanup Day, and the Governor must issue an annual proclamation urging citizens to observe it.
March is designated as Maine Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and the Governor must issue an annual proclamation.
September 11th of each year is designated as First Responders Day, and the Governor must issue an annual proclamation encouraging observance.
The Governor must issue an annual proclamation naming June 17th of each year as James Weldon Johnson Day.
September is designated as Safe Homes Awareness Month, and the Governor must issue an annual proclamation.
The Governor must issue an annual proclamation for Maine Needham Day, and a state agency may promote the day using existing budgeted resources.
The Saturday before Memorial Day each year is designated as Maine Alewife Day.
March 17 is designated Maine Irish Heritage Day, and the Governor must issue an annual proclamation encouraging observance.
November is designated as Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, and the Governor must issue an annual proclamation urging the people of the State to observe it through appropriate activities.
January 6 is designated as A Day to Remember, and the Governor must issue an annual proclamation.
May is designated as Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Month, and the Governor must issue an annual proclamation encouraging people in the State to observe it through appropriate activities.
The 2nd full week in May and the 2nd full week in September of each year is designated as Dark Sky Week to celebrate the dark skies of the State and to bring attention to the effects of artificial light on spring bird migration and the
If the Passamaquoddy Tribe changes a geographic feature name in its Indian territory, the State must help notify the needed entities, including the United States Board on Geographic Names, so the change is reflected in official maps and documents.
The Governor must issue an annual proclamation setting aside November 1 to November 7 as Cancer Awareness Week and November 1 as Lung Cancer Awareness Day.
The State’s standard time is tied to federal law, but year-round eastern daylight time applies if federal law or regulation allows year-round daylight time.
The Legislature consents to U.S. acquisition of certain land in the State for specified federal purposes, but not for national monument designation under the cited federal law.
Property described here is exempt from state, county, and municipal taxation and similar charges while it remains U.S. property, to the extent federal law and the Constitution bar such taxation.
The Superior Court must order notice, hear objections, empanel a jury to assess value and damages, and enable a deed transfer when the United States seeks to buy land for specified public buildings and the owner is disabled, unknown, nonresident, or unwilling to convey.
A court ordering money paid to a county treasurer must require the treasurer to give a bond for twice the amount, with sufficient sureties or a surety company approved by the court.
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