AUGUSTA — An environmental group accused the LePage administration Monday of ignoring deadlines in two laws aimed at curbing the use of dangerous chemicals because it disagrees with the laws.
Rebekah Metzler
State worker contract talks break down
AUGUSTA — Contract negotiations between Gov. Paul LePage’s administration and Maine’s largest public-sector union broke down late Thursday night, say representatives on both sides, who have differing accounts of exactly what happened.
State employee contract negotiations break down
AUGUSTA — Contract negotiations between Gov. Paul LePage’s administration and Maine’s largest public-sector union broke down late Thursday night, say representatives on both sides, who have differing accounts of exactly what happened.
Getting down to business
AUGUSTA — After hours of sifting through testimony and crafting language, a legislative committee this week is expected to vote on L.D. 1, a regulatory reform package that traveled a lengthy road from its controversial origins.
ON MAINE POLITICS: LePage pleads for focus on facts
During a 30-minute press conference at the Blaine House last week, Gov. Paul LePage defended his administration, chastised the Legislature and, once again, brought up his relationship with the press.
Committee endorses concealed weapons in State House
AUGUSTA — Concealed-weapon permit holders could carry guns into the State House, the connected Cross Building and nearby parking lots under a bill endorsed by a legislative panel on Friday.
Law would allow guns
AUGUSTA — Concealed-weapon permit holders could carry guns into the State House, the connected Cross Building and nearby parking lots, under a bill endorsed by a legislative panel on Friday.
LePage faults legislature for lack of progress
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage responded Thursday to partisan criticisms of his first 100 days in office, blaming his lack of recent accomplishments on the slow pace of the Republican-controlled Legislature.
LePage blasts legislators for lack of action
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage responded Thursday to partisan criticisms of his first 100 days in office, blaming his lack of recent accomplishments on the slow pace of the Republican-controlled Legislature.
First responders oppose bill curbing mental illness coverage
AUGUSTA — Firefighters, police officers and other first responders turned out for a public hearing Wednesday to oppose a bill that would curb eligibility for permanent coverage for mental illnesses under Maine workers’ compensation law.