PORTLAND — Email messages among state officials, representatives of the Maine Heritage Policy Center and others are proof of a “witch hunt” targeting the then-head of the Maine State Housing Authority, according to the political organization Maine’s Majority.
2012
LePage blasts teachers union
Maine’s largest teachers union is playing a “political game” by endorsing a proposal on November’s ballot to legalize same-sex marriage, Gov. Paul LePage said Friday.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS LACROSSE: Gardiner scores 8 straight, beats Oak Hill
WALES — Gardiner exploded for eight straight goals in the final 10 minutes, breaking open a tightly contested game to defeat Oak Hill 12-3 in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference boys lacrosse game played in front of an enthusiastic crowd Friday afternoon.
Debt-rating agencies view Maine differently
Just a week after Moody’s Investors Service downgraded its outlook on Maine’s economic health, the rival debt-rating agency Standard & Poor’s took the opposite position Friday, improving its outlook on Maine.
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS: Goldman eases into final 16
WATERVILLE — Hall-Dale’s Wendy Goldman bounced around the court, smiling and complimenting her opponents on nice shots and exclaiming after her own bad shots.
LePage vetoes one bond; four others go to vote
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage vetoed a $20 million research and development bond and let four other bonds go to voters without his signature.
Housing authority probe finds no fraud
AUGUSTA — A state oversight office has found no evidence of fraud by the Maine State Housing Authority, according to a report presented to lawmakers Friday.
Hospital pares 47 positions
AUGUSTA — MaineGeneral Medical Center is trimming 47 positions from its staff as a cost-cutting measure to meet its almost $400 million operating budget for the next fiscal year.
MONDAY’SEVENTS
Lions Club: Gardiner/Augusta Lions Club Board of Directors, 6:30 p.m., Gardiner Lions Hall, 25 Lions Ave.