Much of the campaign spending is aimed at winning votes for Question 2’s new gambling venues.
Susan M. Cover
Panel recommends keeping the Down East prison open
Lawmakers and several local groups argue for the economic importance of the Bucks Harbor facility.
Group wants to open north woods
AUGUSTA — Northern Maine needs less restrictive regulation in the unorganized territory to give it a better chance to attract jobs and other development, members of a group exploring changes to the Land Use Regulation Commission told lawmakers Thursday.
Saddleback looks to visa program to attract foreign investment
The region receives a federal designation that has created thousands of jobs in Vermont.
‘Tidal wave’ of aging boomers has begun
A discussion of aging issues in Augusta points out that Maine is, and will be, especially affected.
Union files complaint against state officials
The unusual action shows just how poorly contract talks have gone, says the MSEA’s general counsel.
State’s revenue exceeds expectations
Meanwhile, the DHHS commissioner warns of a ‘significant gap’ from spending on Medicaid.
LePage spokeswoman responds to MSEA complaint
Among other things, the complaint alleges that the state walked out on bargaining at a critical time.
State revenues come in $6M higher than expected
Corporate profits are the primary reason for the better-than-expected number.
State House Notebook: Busy week ahead in Augusta
AUGUSTA – It’s looking like a busy week at the State House, with the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee meeting today, the state’s streamlining task force meeting Friday, and plenty in between. The Appropriations Committee will gather at 9:30 a.m. today for its regular monthly meeting. The group will get an update on state revenue and information […]