AUGUSTA — Maine Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Leigh Saufley told lawmakers Tuesday the state court system is maximizing its resources amid security and staffing concerns.
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State House security reviewed for changes
Additions such as metal detectors are possible in the wake of the Tucson shooting
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LePage transition team posts donors
Donations from individuals and businesses were solicited to help pay for transition costs and inaugural festivities.
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LePage order to control communication draws criticism
The House minority leader says the memo could hinder government transparency.
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GOP chairman gets threatening voice mail
According GOP Executive Director Christie-Lee McNally, the message said in part: “A 9 mm might not be able to silence Charlie, but a .50-caliber will.”
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Maine’s D.C. delegation will be more cautious but remain accessible
Working more closely with local police will be among suggestions that Capitol Police offer this week.
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State House Notebook:House prayer strikes some as too political
AUGUSTA – An opening prayer offered by the Rev. Roger E. Tracy of the East Eddington Community Church in the Maine House last week raised the eyebrows of some State House regulars, who noted that it was a bit more political in nature than the usual offerings. “Forgive us, Lord, if we seem a bit […]
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Brash lawmaker energized by ‘writing’ wrongs
The Cape Elizabeth Democrat defends her online musings that one Republican official calls ‘bombastic.’
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Immigrant status rule rescinded
The new governor lifts a ban on state workers making such inquiries, hoping to keep illegals from getting social services.
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Tone leaves some wanting more
Democrats are anxious to hear policy details while Republicans like the clarity of LePage’s vision.