The Sept. 9-15 mission will begin in Hong Kong and include a visit to Shanghai and surrounding areas.
Susan M. Cover
House gives initial OK to allow stored guns on state property
The bill would allow state workers to store concealed weapons in a locked vehicle on state property, a right granted to private sector workers last year.
State House Notebook: MaineCare debate will not go away
The revelation that the state paid medical claims for as many as 19,000 ineligible patients is the latest controversy for a program that’s been dominating debate at the State House for months.
More than 1,200 public workers double dipping
As private-sector retirees took hits, many Mainers worked for the state or schools while also getting state pensions in 2011.
Maine judge weighs arguments in controversial labor-mural case
Gov. LePage’s lawyers argues if the government paid for the art, it’s meant to convey the message of the government. But the plaintiffs say — regardless of who paid for it — public art is always meant to convey the artist’s message.
Controversial Maine mural case goes to court
Last year, Gov. Paul LePage ordered the removal of a pro-workers mural from the Department of Labor. A judge will now decide whether he had the authority to do so.
Controversial Maine mural case heads to court
Nearly a year ago, Gov. Paul LePage ordered the removal of a 36-foot mural from government property. Now a judge will decide whether the governor had the authority to do so.
All of a sudden, Senate race is wide open
High-profile members of both parties are expected to try to beat the March 15 deadline.
Dion wants high court to rule on Poliquin
Rep. Mark Dion is asking for a court opinion on whether Bruce Poliquin can continue as treasurer.
Maine same-sex marriage law heads for ballot
With signatures validated, a legalization bill will go to to the Legislature, which is likely to let Maine voters decide the issue.