The latest proposal seeks $300,000 of state money to do a feasibility study for a privately owned and operated toll highway.
Susan M. Cover
Bill would nix smelt shack tax
AUGUSTA — The town of Randolph — or any city or town in Maine — would be prevented from charging fees on ice fishing shacks under a bill that gained unanimous committee approval Monday.
Retired worker group fights reform
AUGUSTA — A group that represents retired state workers and teachers filed a lawsuit Monday to challenge retirement system reforms implemented last year to save money.
Ice fishing shack fees unlikely following vote
AUGUSTA — The town of Randolph — or any city or town in Maine — would be prevented from charging fees on ice fishing shacks under a bill that gained unanimous committee approval Monday.
Retirees group sues state retirement system
The suit, filed today in federal District Court in Bangor, alleges that the state last year did not have the authority to make changes to plan benefits.
ON MAINE POLITICS: House is the chamber to watch
AUGUSTA — The House will be the chamber to watch this week as leadership in both parties count noses in advance of votes on the budget.
AG: Third party should manage Poliquin business
AUGUSTA — Attorney General William Schneider issued a letter Friday saying that state Treasurer Bruce Poliquin should not actively manage his investments and that a third party should manage his businesses while he serves as treasurer.
State budget available online
The budget is necessary to fill a hole at the Department of Health and Human Services.
AG says treasurer can’t run businesses
Bruce Poliquin may own businesses, but others must manage them, the attorney general writes in a letter.
Budget deal done, but sniping continues
AUGUSTA — A little-known piece of a $140 million budget-balancing package that a legislative committee endorsed unanimously early Wednesday morning drew fire later in the day from Gov. Paul LePage and the Maine Heritage Policy Center.