The bill passed by the Legislature would potentially increase sentences for drunk drivers with prior felony convictions.
2014
Posted inNews
Messalonskee High robotics students shoot high in world championships
Call them underfunded underdogs, but the adversity they have faced has made them fiercer competitors, students said.
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Cold weather prompts musings on warmer future
Columnist J.P. Devine wonders if there’s a balmy paradise for him, and can you get there from here?
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Good Friday marked at Waterville church
Christians worldwide on Friday reflected on the biblical account of the day Jesus died on the cross.
Posted inNews, Politics
Maine conservative think tank CEO heading to Virginia
J. Scott Moody will lead a group that helps states develop budgets.
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Winslow husband, wife win community service award
Jackie Dalton, co-executive director of REM, and John Dalton, president and CEO of Inland Hospital, were recognized for eight years of volunteer work in the Waterville area.
Posted inNews, Politics
Maine to put ID photos on welfare benefit cards
The LePage administration says the action will prevent fraud and abuse, but advocates for the poor say such plans potentially harm those who rely on benefits.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
OUR OPINION: Don’t mistake LePage vetoes for governing
The governor should have used his power to create good legislation.