The state will gain millions in U.S. aid if auditors find the MaineCare computer system meets standards.
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State bonding bills focus on investment
Borrowing ideas for next year include funding for Maine colleges, research, technology and businesses.
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Profiling the Cabinet: In a position to help businesses
A well-seasoned restaurant owner, George Gervais is attending to the task of growing Maine’s economy.
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GOP may force through redistricting
If weekend talks with Democrats fail to reach a compromise for Tuesday’s special session, Republicans say they could pass their version with a simple majority.
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GOP: We hold trump card to pass redistricting plan
The Republicans’ bill allows them to approve their plan with a simple majority, rather than the two-thirds vote called for by current state law.
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LePage lays out his goals for action by lawmakers
The governor cites energy, education and economy as his priorities for the next legislative session.
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Vegas operator hired to run Oxford casino
The Maine developer says it will retain control, but its out-of-state partner will do the setup and marketing.
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Romney logs endorsements from Maine Republicans
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney today announced that several Maine Republicans have endorsed his candidacy. Among those on the list are Attorney General William Schneider; Peter Cianchette, a former gubernatorial candidate and state legislator; former U.S. Rep. David Emery and Senate Majority Leader Jonathan Courtney, R-Sanford. In a statement, Schneider said: “He has spent […]
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Oxford casino rolling along
Black Bear Entertainment is ‘laser focused’ on its project despite competing plans on the Nov. 8 ballot.
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Panel calls for end to subsidies for teachers
The state would save $350,000, making districts responsible for covering minimum salaries.