Of the proposals, the largest at $100 million would fund transportation projects.
August 2013
Collins to get U.S. Chamber award, speak in Waterville Tuesday
Collins to be featured speaker at the Leading Women’s Luncheon at the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, where she will get the 2013 Spirit of Enterprise Award.
Norridgewock school garden a learning, helping project
When students at Mill Stream Elementary School in Norridgewock returned to classes this week, they also picked up on a community garden project that began in the spring.
World War II veteran from South China, shot down over France, honored in Augusta
Alfred Kramer, 93, of South China, received a Congressional Letter of Commendation Thursday, 70 years after his bomber was shot down by Germans.
Gay marriage to be treated equally by IRS
The historic announcement includes legally married gay couples who live in states that have banned same-sex marriage.
Fairfield man injured in fall from ladder at Skowhegan Rite Aid
A Fairfield man, whom police say may have had a pre-existing heart condition, was LifeFlighted to Eastern Maine Medical Center after falling from a ladder while working at the Madison Avenue Rite Aid in Skowhegan.
A dozen sites make Maine’s most endangered list
Maine Preservation shines a spotlight on the aging structures and says saving them helps communities.
Legislature OKs Maine prison bill
Meanwhile, the federal government accepts Riverview psychiatric hospital’s correction plan.
Movies Aug. 30-Sept. 5
Flagship Cinemas • Pittsfield Community Theater • Narrow Guage Cinemas • Railroad Square Cinema • Regal Augusta 10 • Skowhegan Drive-In • Strand Cinema
Tylenol maker tries new warning cap to curb overdoses
The unusual step comes amid growing concern about the overuse of acetaminophen, a pain-relieving ingredient that’s the nation’s leading cause of sudden liver failure.