At least a couple of times a week, both sides in the gay-marriage campaign are sending out emails asking for money.
Susan M. Cover
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Packed house hears China truck park plans
CHINA — William Krause told the Planning Board Tuesday that he and others who live near a proposed off-road truck park are concerned about noise that they believe will be generated at the park.
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China residents concerned about noise from proposed off-road truck park
CHINA — William Krause told the Planning Board on Tuesday that he and others who live near a proposed off-road truck park are concerned about noise that they believe will be generated at the park.
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Supporters of same-sex marriage sense momentum shift
AUGUSTA — Across the country, voters have banned or rejected same-sex marriage at the ballot box more than 30 times since 1998.
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ON MAINE POLITICS: SEAL’s team on Senate assault
Maine Senate candidate Chris Tyll, a former Navy SEAL, has planned a clever — and for most of us, exhausting — tour of the district he hopes to represent next year.
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China truck park hearing scheduled for Tuesday
LaVerdiere’s proposal for the Wicked Hills Off-Road Truck Park at 271 Parmenter Hill Road, known locally as Moe’s Mountain, comes up for public hearing before the Planning Board at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Town Office, 571 Lakeview Drive.
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China to hold hearing Tuesday on proposed off-road truck park
CHINA — Jeffrey LaVerdiere hopes to transform his 605 acres off Parmenter Hill Road into an off-road truck park where large trucks and Jeep-type vehicles can drive on old tote roads.
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Panel audience says voting should be easier, not harder
About 55 people attended the hearing at the University of Maine Augusta, and many of them expressed concern about the possibility legislators will pass a law requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls.
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Clams and slams at Sidney Liberty Caucus fundraiser
SIDNEY — New York City Councilman Dan Halloran told fellow Republican Liberty Caucus members Sunday that Democrats will continue to come up with “crazy ideas” as long as they are in power in New York and elsewhere.
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NYC councilman highlights Republican Liberty Caucus event
Dan Halloran cites Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s effort to limit soda sizes as one of the Democrats’ ‘crazy ideas.’