Maine's government is going to cover the cost of funerals for families who lost loved ones in the deadliest mass shooting in the state's history, the office of…
An Army reservist opened firePresident Joe Biden, members of Congress from Maine and Gov. Janet Mills spoke in Lewiston to pay respects to the people killed in the mass shootings on Oct. 25.began late last week. The administration"is working to ensure that the families of victims do not have to bear any financial costs for the funerals of their loved ones," said Ben Goodman, a spokesperson for the Democratic governor.
The shootings rocked the state, which is well known for high levels of gun ownership and low levels of violent crime.included a shipbuilder, a sign language interpreter and a 14-year-old bowler and his father. The state's deaf community was hit especially hard by the shooting and Four of the 18 people killed in Wednesday's mass shootings in Lewiston, Maine, were members of a deaf cornhole league.took place, and other cities and towns around Maine have offered an outpouring of support. Signs that say"Pray for Lewiston" and"Lewiston Strong" are common in Portland, the largest city in the state, located 35 miles away.
"SBA stands ready to help Maine's small business owners impacted by the mass shooting in Lewiston, which tragically took lives and disrupted neighborhoods," said Isabel Casillas Guzman, administrator of the small business administration. Thousands of people attended a vigil in honor of the 18 people killed and 13 wounded in the mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine earlier this week.
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