The state’s partnership marketplace will be ready for open enrollment in October 2013.
March 2013
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UMaine, community college leaders lobby against funding cuts
University of Maine System Chancellor James Page said he is grateful for Gov. Paul LePage’s proposed flat funding, but that the group of 7 schools will need the legislature’s help to make tuition more affordable.
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Sentencing date for Zumba convict pushed back
Mark Strong Sr., who was found guilty Wednesday of promoting prostitution and one count of conspiracy, will not be sentenced until March 21.
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Regulators worry NE fishermen are cheating
Regulators say catch locations reported by some boats aren’t matching satellite tracking of the boats’ location.
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Maine health coalition chief tapped for national post
Elizabeth Mitchell has led the Maine Health Management Coalition since 2008.
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Michael Jordan applies for Fla. marriage license
It will be the second marriage for No. 23.
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Maine lawmakers may delay drone regulations
The Legislature’s Judiciary Committee has tabled a bill that would require police to obtain a warrant before deploying an unmanned aerial vehicle.
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Controversial ordinance gets first public hearing in Gardiner
Gardiner city councilors unanimously push forward the controversial issue of allowing small livestock in residential areas.
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Portland launches effort to ban polystyrene cups, plastic bags
The non-biodegradable, petroleum-based products cannot be recycled in a cost-effective way and pose a serious environmental and public health risk, the city says.