But more than $200,000 of Cutler’s funds come from his own checkbook, and LePage has so far spent less money than his opponents.
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Waterville man gets 30 months for repeated illegal driving, other crimes
A number of people were sentenced Tuesday in Kennebec County Superior Court.
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Skowhegan’s Bigelow Brewing Co. joins thriving local craft beer scene
The mom-and-pop business will join established central Maine brewers including Oak Pond, Kennebec River Brewery and the Liberal Cup in ever-growing industry.
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Augusta’s former Hodgkins Middle eyed for senior housing
The city manager hopes the project will help revitalize an old city building and give the elderly another place to live.
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Central Maine lakes finally ice-free
Ice out was later than normal this year, but the effect on fishing and recreation should be minimal.
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Pittsfield students’ trail study brings them to Waterville area
Expeditionary learning project students from Warsaw Middle School hope to come up with a plan for a trail system for their town.
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World’s largest map visits Anson elementary students
Students at Garret Schenck Elementary School studied geography via a giant map of Asia on Tuesday.
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Albert Hall pupil into national Doodle4Google final
Inga Zimba’s doodle, which had to fit this year’s theme of “If I Could Invent One Thing to Make the World a Better Place…” depicts robotic bees.
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Cold case squad approved in Maine
Democratic Rep. Stephen Stanley’s bill would provide resources to help solve the more than 100 cold cases in the state.