AUGUSTA — Questioning why lawmakers weren’t told sooner about costly computer problems in the Department of Health and Human Services, a legislative panel voted unanimously Tuesday to authorize an investigation of the department.
April 2012
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Budget compromise heads to Legislature
AUGUSTA — A scaled-down version of Gov. Paul LePage’s $38 million supplemental budget that makes less severe cuts to General Assistance will come before the Legislature this week.
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Maine gets in spring work
ORONO — When Maine coach Jack Cosgrove assesses the strengths of his football team and also where it needs to improve before next fall, he’s heartened by the fact he has a veteran offensive line returning.
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Oil customer skeptical after dealer’s bankruptcy
SOUTH CHINA — Linda Martin figures she’s probably out the roughly $800 she paid Pinkham’s Corner Fuel this winter for heating oil she didn’t get, but still counts herself among the lucky ones.
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Maine Army National Guard announces area promotions
AUGUSTA — Brig. Gen. Brent M. Boyles, Assistant Adjutant General for the Maine Army National Guard announces the promotion to the rank specified below for the following soldiers:
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Museum talk, concert set for today, Saturday
AUGUSTA — Friends of the Maine State Museum will continue its annual series of talks and programs, “Highlights at the Maine State Museum,” with two events at the museum.
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Waterville District Court: April 11, 2012
WATERVILLE — The following cases were closed from Jan. 28, 2012 to Feb. 15, 2012 at Waterville District Court.
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Residents speak out for veteran who lost McGrath Pond camps
OAKLAND — Until last week, Air Force veteran and cancer survivor John Ingraham, who lives in Massachusetts, hadn’t been to McGrath Pond for decades.
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One issue solved, another remains at Madison mobile home park
MADISON — Just as people may not discriminate against others because of their age, they may also not discriminate against old mobile homes, solving one long-standing problem at Hidden Acres Mobile Home Park.