Earle McCormick said after 10 years in the Legislature — four in the House and six in the Senate — it’s time to do something else.
Susan M. Cover
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Interesting races in central Maine include Senate 25
AUGUSTA — A state senator elected just four months ago faces a challenge from an aggressive campaigner.
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Fight for State House grows hotter
AUGUSTA — A state senator elected just four months ago faces a challenge from an aggressive campaigner.
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Federal aid adds more staff at Togus
AUGUSTA — Veterans returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will find more help at home thanks to federal money that will pay for three additional mental health clinicians at VA Maine Healthcare System-Togus.
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Federal funds will help veterans
AUGUSTA — Veterans returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan will find more help at home thanks to federal money that will pay for three additional mental health clinicians at VA Maine Healthcare System-Togus.
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Maloney opts out of House race to run for DA
AUGUSTA — The race for the Democratic nomination for district attorney in Kennebec and Somerset counties entered a new phase Thursday when Rep. Maeghan Maloney, D-Augusta, announced she is not going to seek reelection to the Legislature so she can focus on the district attorney contest.
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‘Do you want to allow same-sex couples to marry?’
AUGUSTA — A simple 10-word question that could appear on the November ballot isn’t making either side of the gay marriage campaign happy.
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Shorter question proposed for same-sex marriage ballot
AUGUSTA — A simple 10-word question that could appear on the November ballot isn’t making either side of the gay marriage campaign happy.
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Maloney switches to district attorney’s race
AUGUSTA — The race for the Democratic nomination for district attorney in Kennebec and Somerset counties entered a new phase Thursday when Rep. Maeghan Maloney, D-Augusta, announced she is not going to seek reelection to the Legislature so she can focus on the district attorney contest.
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‘Do you want to allow same-sex couples to marry?’
That’s the wording proposed by Maine’s Secretary of State for the November ballot, and the public now has 30 days to comment.