Working Mainers who don’t qualify for aid are now joining food pantry lines, says the Brunswick-based Good Shepherd Food Bank.

Two groups plan Friday protests of Gov. LePage’s order to remove the art work.

Thirty-four jobs in South Portland will be lost when the administrative services are either cut or transferred.

The decision eliminates 34 jobs at Aetna in South Portland, though some workers could be transferred.

Individual policyholders say the hikes, which average about 10 percent, would hurt their businesses and cause delays in care.

Complaints by Gov. Paul LePage are political and unwarranted, says the former commissioner.

LePage says the Baldacci administration didn’t mention concerns such as an upcoming audit of $138.9 in federal Medicaid payments.

John Crosby, a recent USM grad, was arrested in January inside the school’s library.

They say overpayments to hospitals were part of a plan that the LePage administration was told about in January.