The governor fields a range of questions at his ninth town hall meeting this year.
Susan M. Cover
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Worker’s comp bill riles union
The plan ‘guts the current law,’ says the AFL-CIO’s attorney, but its sponsor says the target is abuses.
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LePage under fire at latest town hall meeting
The governor addressed questions related to welfare abuse as well as questions about his lack of military service.
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LePage cites ‘down payment’ on jobs
A bill to cut red tape is the first step to ‘change some culture’ in Augusta, the governor tells business leaders.
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MaineHousing gets an order to undergo review
An assessment of the $13 million agency is questioned by some as an arbitrary decision.
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State lacks guidelines for selling properties
A review also finds deals are made without public notice or soliciting buyers, but rules are in the works.
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DEP chief strives for striking balance
Patricia Aho expects her work as a lawyer for factories and mills to be ‘very helpful coming through the door.’
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Panel’s effort to restructure tax system slows
No committee consensus on a strategy is emerging, time is dwindling and the mood may not be right politically.
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Lewiston casino backers: Bates Mill No. 5 presents opportunity and challenge
LEWISTON – Supporters of the proposal for a casino in Lewiston, including city officials, are urging voters to give the plan a chance. Opponents say the project won’t spark the downtown revitalization that’s being promised. For years, the city has struggled with what to do with Bates Mill No. 5, a sprawling building that opened […]
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Traffic back to normal on I-95
All lanes are open after the cleanup of a chemical spill from a tanker crash Friday in Augusta.