The governor’s ability to control members of his party played a key role in blocking legislation this session.
May 2014
Posted inPolitics
Issue of residency taking over Poliquin-Raye race
The Republican candidates both tout their history in the 2nd District, but that’s not the whole story.
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Bill Nemitz: In plan for Guard unit, ‘Commander in Chief’ bringing up the rear
Explanations by Gov. Paul LePage and current National Guard officers of what is in store for Maine’s 133rd Engineer Battalion have yet to pass the straight-face test.
Posted inNews
Susan Kimball: For Down East gravedigger, life’s story unfolds one plot at a time
Everard Hall of Milbridge is a member of a fading profession.
Posted inNews
Residents of Benton celebrate the alewife
Now a baitfish, is it coming soon to your table?
Posted inPolitics
Opposition imperils future of smart guns
Gun rights advocates fear the technology will limit the types of firearms they can buy in the future.
Posted inNation & World, News
Alaska man, 19, charged with murder in the shooting of two troopers
The 19-year-old man, armed with an assault rifle, shot the state troopers seven times, according to court documents.
Posted inNews
FairPoint’s request for subsidy a tough call
With landline use dwindling, Maine must decide if guaranteeing basic phone service to remote areas is worth higher bills across the board.
Posted inSports
LOCAL ROUNDUP: Thomas falls to Castleton in NAC title game
Day scores five goals for Terriers.
Posted inSports
TRAVIS LAZARCZYK: The return of the sports haiku
Travis knows its spring when it is time to dust off his haiku writing prowess.