AUGUSTA — The embattled director of MaineHousing says she’s tired of the schoolyard taunts that critics have been hurling at her agency.
Susan M. Cover
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Augusta protest leads to meeting with governor
AUGUSTA — Protesters who came to the Blaine House to demand an audience with Gov. Paul LePage got just what they asked for Saturday — a meeting with the governor.
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Protest earns meeting
AUGUSTA — Protesters who came to the Blaine House to demand an audience with Gov. Paul LePage got just what they asked for Saturday — a meeting with the governor.
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State housing director in eye of a storm
AUGUSTA — The embattled director of MaineHousing says she’s tired of the schoolyard taunts that critics have been hurling at her agency.
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LePage meets with job seekers
LePage spent about an hour with the three protesters behind closed doors in the Cabinet Room.
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Legislator faces ethics investigation
AUGUSTA — A York County lawmaker faces an investigation by the state attorney general and possible criminal charges for allegedly misusing state campaign funds, submitting false documents to investigators and other violations, following a vote by the state ethics commission Wednesday.
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Commission: York County lawmaker misused funds
AUGUSTA — A York County lawmaker faces an investigation by the state attorney general and possible criminal charges for allegedly misusing state campaign funds, submitting false documents to investigators and other violations, following a vote Wednesday by the state ethics commission.
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Commission rules on spat between representatives
AUGUSTA — Rep. Linda Valentino’s new office can stay right where it is, even though it’s not in her own legislative district, the ethics commission ruled Wednesday.
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Ethics panel rules against GOP lawmaker
The commission is referring the matter to the Attorney General’s Office for possible criminal prosecution.
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ON MAINE POLITICS: Office plan causing a spat
AUGUSTA — A spat between two sitting Democratic legislators will go before the ethics commission this week, as the 2012 election season gets off to an early start.