Some of the mothers wear fake beards as they march to the Governor’s Office to drop off jars of baby food that contain BPA.
Susan M. Cover
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Judge to hear from China woman whose home is targeted for demolition
The dispute about the mobile home and two outbuildings on one of the roads that leads to China Lake began in May, when a town inspection showed trash, leaking water, black mold and holes in the floor of the home.
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A century ago, Gov. Haines urged getting things done
On Jan. 2, 1913, the Republican governor told lawmakers to make every day count from the start.
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PAC to pay fine after missing deadlines
A group supporting gay marriage must pay $889 for being late on three campaign finance reports.
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Ethics panel fines pro-gay-marriage group
L PAC donated $40,000 to Mainers United for Marriage, the lead group in support of the ballot question.
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Gay marriage law to take effect Dec. 29
Mainers on Nov. 6 voted 53 percent to 47 percent to approve gay marriage, making Maine the ninth state to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry.
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Ethics panel fines primary foe of Maine gay-marriage referendum
The National Organization for Marriage will pay $2,000 for missing a key deadline by 14 hours.
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Pro-gay-marriage ad targets decision makers
The TV spot, produced by a Portland firm, will air Sunday in New York, Los Angeles and Washington.
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Johnson holds on to Senate District 20 after recount
The Democrat received 10,943 votes and Fossel got 10,772, according to the Department of the Secretary of State.