His spokeswoman says he has questions about each and the administration is working to get answers.
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Center: Maine housing authority wants to charge too much for data
The Maine Heritage Policy Center says a request for information came with an $8,710 bill.
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AG says Thomaston land deal void
In a letter dated Friday, Schneider writes that the sale of 5.2 acres in Thomaston to Warden Patricia Barnhart “is void” because it violates state law that prohibits state officials from having a financial interest in “any contracts made on behalf of the state.”
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Group laments drop in highway funding
Red flags go up after the Legislature fails to OK borrowing or pass a plan to replace falling gas taxes.
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Wording of people’s veto is set
Now, a coalition seeking to preserve same-day voter registration can begin gathering signatures.
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Augusta adjusts to GOP approach
Legislators reflect on the shift in priorities in the reform-heavy, bond-free, veto-rich first six months of Republican control.
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Legislators pass bill to legalize fireworks
Finishing six months of work, they also clear the way for table games at Hollywood Slots, if voters agree.
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Governor thanks, warns legislators
Gov. LePage says he will push again next year to eliminate nonunion ‘fair share’ payments.
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Maine House, Senate fail to override LePage vetoes
Votes on the eight bills fall short of the needed thirds, so the governor’s vetoes are sustained.
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Decisions on two racinos headed for Maine ballot
Busy lawmakers reject facilities in Calais and Biddeford, sending the proposal to voters along with a Lewiston casino plan, and also allow up to 10 charter schools.