AUGUSTA — The state may soon get back into the borrowing business to maintain roads, bridges and sewers.
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Bonds may be back
AUGUSTA — The state may soon get back into the borrowing business to maintain roads, bridges and sewers.
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6 Maine schools to get upgrade funds, 2 in Sanford
The schools are at the top of a priority list of 71 Maine schools that applied for renovation or replacement.
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State Dems sign on to brief backing ‘Obamacare’
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments in the case this summer.
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Bill calls for changing school discipline rules
AUGUSTA — Maine school districts would no longer be allowed to expel students without giving them a timeline or plan for returning to class under a bill endorsed by a legislative committee Tuesday.
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Measure would change rules for school expulsion, discipline
AUGUSTA — Maine school districts would no longer be allowed to expel students without giving them a timeline or plan for returning to class under a bill endorsed by a legislative committee Tuesday.
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LePage won some, lost some in first year
AUGUSTA — Something surprising happened amid all the controversy, criticism and drama during Gov. Paul LePage’s tumultuous first year in office, political experts say.
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Star of inaugural speech defends governor, welfare
Jen Cloukey has lost touch with Gov. Paul LePage over the past year.
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Still standing by her governor
Jen Cloukey has lost touch with Gov. Paul LePage over the past year.
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Good year for LePage
With a Republican majority in both houses, the governor met many of his goals in 2011. But his style could hurt Republicans this fall, experts say.