AUGUSTA — Rep. Ben Chipman of Portland figured he had nothing to lose Thursday by asking legislative leaders to reconsider his bill requiring municipal candidates to disclose financial information earlier.
Susan M. Cover
Wind power foes travel to Augusta
AUGUSTA — A majority of residents in Concord and Lexington townships, as well as Highland Plantation, have signed petitions opposing wind power development in their area of Somerset County.
Petitions reject wind power development
AUGUSTA — A majority of residents in Concord and Lexington townships, as well as Highland Plantation, have signed petitions opposing wind power development in their area of Somerset County.
Few able to squeeze bills in
AUGUSTA — Rep. Ben Chipman of Portland figured he had nothing to lose Thursday by asking legislative leaders to reconsider his bill requiring municipal candidates to disclose financial information earlier.
Group endorses elimination of State Planning Office
AUGUSTA — A working group has signed off on a plan to replace the State Planning Office with one that would try to save money by making government more efficient. The proposal by Gov. Paul LePage still is subject to approval by the Legislature.
LePage efficiency plan moves ahead
AUGUSTA — A working group has signed off on a plan to replace the State Planning Office with one that would try to save money by making government more efficient. The proposal by Gov. Paul LePage still is subject to approval by the Legislature.
ON MAINE POLITICS: Democrats see tide turning
AUGUSTA — Maine Democrats see last week’s win on same-day voter registration as an indication that the tide is turning in Maine politics.
LePage defends welfare drug test proposal, Question 1
ELLSWORTH — Gov. Paul LePage on Thursday defended his proposal to give welfare recipients drug tests, saying he doesn’t want tax money going to support people’s drug habits.
LePage: Drug testing justified
ELLSWORTH — Gov. Paul LePage on Thursday defended his proposal to give welfare recipients drug tests, saying he doesn’t want tax money going to support people’s drug habits.
Analysts look at rejected casinos
AUGUSTA — Regional rivalries and concerns about a major statewide expansion of gambling doomed two ballot questions even though they promised new jobs in a tough economy, political analysts said Wednesday.