Ann LePage is using her position to raise awareness of Maine’s military families. And she’s having fun, she says, in her new role.
Susan M. Cover
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Former Secretary of State Dan Gwadosky dies at 57
The Fairfield native, elected to the Legislature at age 23, found it ‘exhilarating’ to serve the people of Maine.
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Winglass takes command of Labor Department
A retired three-star general wants to help people get jobs and crack down on those who abuse the system.
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Trahan giving up Senate for sportsman’s post
The Waldoboro Republican will resign in December to lead the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine.
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Trahan to keep Senate seat until December
However, the Waldoboro Republican said he will immediately resign his seat on the Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Committee.
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Working fast to fix Medicaid billing
If Maine can get its system to conform to federal standards, the U.S. government would increase matching funds.
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Capitol for a Day: LePage pans North Woods park
The governor also tells the town hall audience that he wants to eliminate the income tax on pensions.
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Impact of health reform law debated
One expert says business and workers will benefit; another predicts higher rates in some regions.
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Panel will question brokers of Maine state land deal
Lawmakers want to hear from those involved in the unpublicized sale of property to the prison warden.
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State budget gets grip on pension costs
Reforms will reduce what the state must pay into the retirement system, but not everyone is pleased about it.