In a grievance filed Friday, Summit Natural Gas said the state also gave contradictory and ambiguous direction to companies trying to win a contract to supply natural-gas service in central Maine.
Susan M. Cover
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First Maine charter school to be in Fairfield
“We’ve created a school (that’s) meeting specific needs for kids that have not been met in the traditional school system,” Emanuel Pariser said.
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State may pursue legal action against Augusta developer
The state may initiate legal action against a developer who bought the Kennebec Arsenal in 2007 but has yet to do anything with the property, the Bureau of General Services said Tuesday.
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Mothers call for state ban on BPA in food containers
AUGUSTA – More than a dozen mothers turned in signatures Thursday to try to compel the state Board of Environmental Protection to ban the chemical bisphenol-A from baby and toddler food packaging. “No child should be exposed to the hormone havoc of BPA at the dinner table,” said Annie Colaluca, a mother of three from […]
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Moms turn in signatures to extend chemical ban
Two Maine environmental groups are hoping the state will extend the ban on bisphenol-A to cans and jars that hold baby and toddler foods.
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Troubled agency unable to pay providers in June
Due to a $12.5 million shortfall, the Department of Health and Human Services won’t pay health-care providers on time.
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McCormick drops out of Maine Senate race
Earle McCormick said after 10 years in the Legislature — four in the House and six in the Senate — it’s time to do something else.
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Both sides criticize same-sex marriage wording
Both sides of the gay-marriage campaign wish the ballot question took a slightly different tack, though for different reasons. All Mainers have a chance to tell the secretary of state what they think.
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‘Do you want to allow same-sex couples to marry?’
That’s the wording proposed by Maine’s Secretary of State for the November ballot, and the public now has 30 days to comment.
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Nine Maine cities and towns named business-friendly
Gov. LePage said 19 cities and towns applied for the designation, but only nine were named “certified business-friendly.”