The bill would have extended more than 50 tax breaks affecting millions of businesses and individuals.
May 2014
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Messalonskee girls lacrosse rolls to victory
The Eagles thumped Oxford Hills 18-8 on the back of Allison Fischang’s five-goal effort.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP: Gardiner girls lacrosse cruises past Lincoln
Ally Day scored four goals as the Tigers downed Lincoln 13-3.
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Augusta Rite Aid Pharmacy evacuated after bomb threat
Police investigated a report of a bomb in the store Thursday night and speculated that it could be part of a scam.
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VA hospital wait-list complaints grow
Top agency officials testify that a nationwide audit has found no proof so far that delayed treatment has led to a patient’s death.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL NOTEBOOK: Waterville finds its groove
The Panthers are hitting their stride, with eight consecutive wins after dropping the season opener to Winslow.
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Richmond parents hear plans for student improvement
Parents and students have reacted to the Maine Department of Education’s state report card grades.
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Augusta councilors OK former Hodgkins Middle School lease
The Augusta Housing Authority plans to turn vacant school of the Capital City’s east side into housing for senior citizens.
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Business owners’ concerns remain over Hallowell Water Street project
At a public meeting, s city councilor said the potential reconstruction of city’s main street will yield ‘the year from hell.’
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Is 2016 ambition driving Clintons?
The former president and secretary of state defend their records against unusually timed criticism as they campaign for others.