Bill Nemitz sits down with candidates for governor to take a break from politics and gets to know the personal stories of Maine’s public figures. In this episode, Attorney General Janet Mills talks about her well-known family and her iconoclastic spirit.
2018
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Mark Eves: ‘My parents raised me in a way that led toward wanting to help people.’
Bill Nemitz sits down with candidates for governor to take a break from politics and gets to know the personal stories of Maine’s public figures. In this episode, state Rep. Mark Eves talks about growing up the son of a military chaplain.
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Mary Mayhew: ‘I would fall asleep at night listening to the woolen mill right next door.’
Bill Nemitz sits down with candidates for governor to take a break from politics and gets to know the personal stories of Maine’s public figures. In this episode, former DHHS commissioner Mary Mayhew talks about growing up in Pittsfield and her love of gardening.
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Driver who crashed into 6 parked cars in Gorham charged with OUI
The 20-year-old Windham man is also charged with driving without a license.
Posted inCops & Courts, Maine, Maine Crime
Jury finds Jeremy Clement guilty of four charges, including attempted murder
A count of possession of a firearm was added to the verdict as Clement was not supposed to have a gun because of his prior crimes, and he is being held without bail until sentencing.
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Vietnam War will be remembered
Ray Joslyn will share stories on Memorial Day in Whitefield.
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“Some Readfield Heroes of the Civil War” talk set
Dale Potter-Clark to speak May 30 at Maranacook Adult & Community Education.
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Memorial Day parade set for Sidney
The Messalonskee High School Band and the Kennebec Valley Chordsmen singers will perform.
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Challenges of employment law focus of business breakfast June 7
Event hosted by Thomas College and Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce
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CEI receives $1.8 million from Wells Fargo-backed business innovation fund
Meanwhile, the Brunswick community development corporation’s solar energy subsidiary receives $1.5 million to provide capital to midsized commercial projects for low-income people and communities.