A prominent real-estate developer told Gov. LePage that his handling of a nomination to the state finance authority reminded him of “the Baldacci days.”
Steve Mistler
Tensions grow over politics at former Brunswick naval station
Town and state officials are at odds over control of redevelopment and funds for Brunswick Landing.
After bitter exchanges, Maine Republicans confirm Beardsley
Republicans denounce Democrat ‘attacks’ on the Board of Education nominee over his dealing with a Husson chaplain accused of child sex abuse.
LePage’s legal counsel OKed for District Court judgeship
Daniel Billings tells a legislative panel he’s ready to transition from political arena to the bench.
Despite controversy, Beardsley endorsed for Maine education board
Bill Beardsley says he didn’t know about alleged child-sex abuse at Husson University and acted “appropriately” after receiving tips in 2005 and 2006.
Lawmakers set to review more of LePage’s nominations
Outgoing Conservation Commissioner Bill Beardsley is tapped for state Board of Education; Daniel Billings, LePage’s legal counsel, district court judge.
LePage blasts lawmaker for challenging nominee’s veterans status
Rep. Paul Gilbert says the Army National Guard did not qualify for veterans service during the 1970s, which irks the governor.
Maine sues feds over LePage’s proposed Medicaid cuts
The governor would like to remove 24,000 low-income parents, some elderly people and 19- and 20-year-olds from the program to balance the budget.
GOP stalwart Emery to resign from LePage administration
After playing a key role in crafting the state’s budget and a redistricting plan, he will join the private sector.
Lawmakers to vet LePage’s new labor chief
Deputy Labor Commissioner Jeanne Paquette is tapped to replace outgoing chief Robert Winglass.