The minimum investment is $500,000 and the investment must create 10 jobs directly or indirectly.
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More economic pain ahead
AUGUSTA — State revenues are up by about $6 million in the first quarter of the state fiscal year, but the head of the state Department of Health and Human Services warned lawmakers Monday that she’ll have a “significant gap” to fill in the coming months.
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Union claims state negotiators broke the law
AUGUSTA — The Maine State Employees Association filed a complaint Monday that alleges that state negotiators have violated the law during contract talks.
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‘Rather large gap’ feared in state budget
AUGUSTA — State revenues are up by about $6 million in the first quarter of the state fiscal year, but the head of the state Department of Health and Human Services warned lawmakers Monday that she’ll have a “significant gap” to fill in the coming months.
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LePage spokeswoman responds to MSEA complaint
Among other things, the complaint alleges that the state walked out on bargaining at a critical time.
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State revenues come in $6M higher than expected
Corporate profits are the primary reason for the better-than-expected number.
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ON MAINE POLITICS: Busy week in Augusta
AUGUSTA — It’s looking like a busy week here at the State House, with the Appropriations Committee meeting today, the streamlining task force meeting Friday and a few things in between.
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Bill has state unions bracing for fight
BANGOR — A bill that proposes 19 changes to the state’s workers compensation system has union leaders rallying their members in preparation for a major battle at the State House in January.
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LePage has eyes on welfare abuse
THORNDIKE — Gov. Paul LePage said Thursday at his monthly town hall that his administration is considering new ways to tackle welfare abuse, including hiring private investigators or putting the attorney general in charge of the welfare fraud division.
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Union leaders ready for battle
BANGOR — A bill that proposes 19 changes to the state’s workers compensation system has union leaders rallying their members in preparation for a major battle at the State House in January.