In response to the article in Sunday’s paper, “LePage slams wage-hike bill,” Gov. Paul LePage says raising the minimum wage to $9 per hour will make businesses hire fewer people and cost jobs for students and senior citizens.
May 2013
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Mass. Senate race attracts national attention
Democrat Markey points to his experience while Republican Gomez plays up his younger perspective.
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Hundreds rally in Portland to demand immigration reform
They want Congress to pass a law to help some 11 million people find a pathway to citizenship.
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North Pond Hermit victims can reclaim property
A meeting Saturday in Skowhegan will include a chance to see the items seized from his campsite.
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CMP plan would mean higher bills
Central Maine Power Co. the state to approve a new rate plan that would increase monthly charges in order to improve and upgrade billing systems.
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Detectives honored for work on federal cases
Two area police detectives were honored last week for their work in helping to solve federal criminal cases.
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Schools graded amid criticism of method
The releasing of letter grades judging schools’ performances could be an opportunity for conversation, but it may not be representative of the whole school, according to local administrators.
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Hartland voters to decide on budget, 21 articles at Saturday Town Meeting
Mostly routine business and a small budget awaits Hartland voters on Saturday at the town’s annual Town Meeting.