He plans to leave Saturday for a week-long family vacation in Jamaica, but will be available if needed.
Susan M. Cover
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Defenders insisting on return of Maine labor mural
One critic says removal of the artwork breached the artist contract, and another wants to know where it is.
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LePage heading for vacation in Jamaica
No staff will be traveling with the governor or his wife.
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Poliquin: A man on a mission
New State Treasurer Bruce Poliquin is talking directly to the people of Maine about the state’s pension debt.
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Maine official: Don’t worry about using website
Secretary of State Charlie Summers says “there has been no breach of maine.gov”
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LePage to Department of Labor:Lobby mural must go
Coaxed by ‘A Secret Admirer,’ the governor orders the removal of artwork depicting the state’s labor history – and finds himself again at the center of controversy.
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300 protest bills to limit mandatory union dues
At issue are two bills that seek to prohibit employers from deducting fees from nonunion workers represented by collective bargaining agreements.
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Maine state workers battle pay squeeze
Proposed freezes on merit and longevity pay are especially unfair when added to bigger retirement payments, they tell lawmakers.
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Hearing to focus on state worker pay freeze
Lawmakers also will hear more about a proposed streamlining task force that would be required to find $25 million in budget savings.
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A Maine ‘treasure’ puts face on budget
The finance commissioner is considered a dedicated public servant who stays true to his rural roots.