Advocates will say today whether they’ll seek another ballot measure, but the Christian Civic League says it will fight “unnatural marriage.”
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Ethics panel to pursue probe of pro-casino financing
Commission Chairman Walter McKee says the investigation may not find any violations, but that the panel would “be remiss if we don’t follow up on it.”
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Speech praised from both sides
AUGUSTA — Legislators of both parties gave Gov. Paul LePage high marks for his State of the State address, saying he set a good tone for the rest of the legislative session.
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LePage garners praise from both sides of aisle
AUGUSTA — Legislators of both parties gave Gov. Paul LePage high marks for his State of the State address, saying he set a good tone for the rest of the legislative session.
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Lawmakers from both parties praise tone of LePage’s speech
Democrats say they are glad the governor took a more conciliatory approach than some of his recent remarks.
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Fowle earns committee approval
His nomination now goes to the state Senate for consideration.
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On day of State of State address, a look at history
AUGUSTA — Gov. James B. Longley told lawmakers he hoped he’d be more mature and wiser in his second year in office.
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A look back at State of State
AUGUSTA — Gov. James B. Longley told lawmakers he hoped he would be more mature and wiser in his second year in office.
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ON MAINE POLITICS: Poliquin ready to talk
AUGUSTA — State Treasurer Bruce Poliquin ducked questions last week about his private business activities.
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UMaine professor touts offshore wind projects
AUGUSTA — The state’s economy could grow by 15,000 jobs during the next 20 years if Mainers embrace offshore wind projects, a University of Maine professor said Sunday.