The governor also criticizes legislators for not doing more to help Mainers who are working toward a better life.
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Gov. LePage: ‘I never said hate’
The governor offers new explanations to national news media for a racial remark about President Obama.
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LePage signs off on bonds for transportation, education, armories
The package includes $100 million for roads, bridges, ports and other transportation projects.
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Maine bond ballot order to be determined by drawing
Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap is holding the public drawing today at the Nash School Building in Augusta.
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Bill Nemitz: Republican knives out for LePage
Dear Governor LePage, do you hear that sound?
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Legislature sends $150 million in bonds to Maine voters
Five proposals will go to voters for approval in November, including $100 million for transportation projects and $35.5 million to be spent at higher education campuses.
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Legislature sends $150 million in bonds to Maine voters
Of the proposals, the largest at $100 million would fund transportation projects.
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Collins to get U.S. Chamber award, speak in Waterville Tuesday
Collins to be featured speaker at the Leading Women’s Luncheon at the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce, where she will get the 2013 Spirit of Enterprise Award.
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Legislature OKs Maine prison bill
Meanwhile, the federal government accepts Riverview psychiatric hospital’s correction plan.
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Democrat Vitelli sworn into Maine Senate
Eloise Vitelli of Arrowsic won the District 19 election to fill a seat left vacant by the resignation of Democratic Sen. Seth Goodall.