The Democratic nominee for Congress in Maine’s 2nd District spent 10 years in the Maine Legislature, but opponents have criticized her background and say she lacks experience.
2016
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Paul Mills: The history of Maine’s distinctive Electoral College voting system
Now receiving so much attention in the presidential race, the system was the result of the work of one man.
Posted inOp-Eds
Caron: Trump’s crucial moment
With four weeks left, tonight’s debate is a make-or-break event.
Posted inLifestyle, Travel
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Rangeley
Friendly and welcoming define the Pleasant Street Inn Bed & Breakfast
Posted inCommunity
Empty Bowls supper planned for Nov. 5
First 50 attendees can choose their own bowl, event hosted by Rural Community Action Ministry.
Posted inCommunity
More than 100 Scouts attend Boy Scout Fall Camporee
Members attended from Augusta, Farmington, Sidney, Bangor, Unity and Jackman.
Posted inCommunity
Forest Hills High School students, staff take field trip to E.J. Carrier
Group got first-hand experience in a small logging operation.
Posted inCommunity
Transgender equality focus of Oct. 27 talk
Wayne Maines to share his family’s story.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
2nd District candidate profiles: Bruce Poliquin and Emily Cain
U.S. Rep. Bruce Poliquin, a Republican, has earned a reputation as a workhorse “Energizer Bunny” and partisan firebrand, while Democratic challenger Emily Cain has experience as a deal-maker who critics say is too liberal for the district.