Opponents and backers of the president and the insurance overhaul intend to speak out Thursday.
John Richardson
Portland Press Herald
John Richardson is the managing editor for the Portland Press Herald.
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Snowe faults Reid, Pelosi for blocking health bill changes
Maine’s senior senator says she couldn’t vote for the final bill because it needed further amendments.
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Health care overhaul expected to amplify Maine’s doctor shortage
As coverage is extended to the once uninsured, observers hope regional medical schools are able to satisfy the growing demand.
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Obama plans visit to Maine next week
The president, fresh off a victory on health care reform, stirs excitement among supporters across the state.
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Obama coming toPortland area April 1
The president is making campaign-like stops around the country to tout the new health care reform law.
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Mainers urged to get readyfor emergencies
The Get ME Ready campaign is designed to help people prepare for disasters or illnesses that keep them home, maybe without power, heat or clean water.
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Anthem urges court to overrule rate limit
The state defends its decision, but the insurer says a 10.9 percent increase makes a loss this year on individual policies very likely.
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Snowe, Collins blast health care reforms
Maine’s two U.S. senators speak on the Senate floor to call for changes in the new health reform law and a package of final details that has yet to be approved.
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State and Anthem sparover health insurance rates
Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield and Maine’s Attorney General’s Office square off in a Portland courtroom this morning.
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Measure’s impact on small businesses expected to vary
Some could enjoy tax benefits soon; for others, there are fears of costly mandates starting in 2014.