The 36-inch-by-48-inch oil painting is the work of Cape Elizabeth’s Jean Pilk.
Susan M. Cover
Legislature to take up labor issue today
The Maine House and Senate will meet for a one-day session today to vote on new rules for the 125th Legislature. The biggest change is a compromise brokered Wednesday night to combine the Labor Committee and the Business, Research and Economic Development Committee into one group. The new committee would be called the Labor, Commerce, […]
LePage Cabinet nominees
The governor-elect picks Sawin Millett as his budget chief and a former GOP rival to head conservation.
LePage nominates Beardsley, Millett
Gov.-elect Paul LePage today nominated former Husson University President Bill Beardsley as commissioner of Conservation and former legislator Sawin Millett as head of the Department of Administrative and Financial Services. Those cabinet-level nominations will require Senate approval. LePage, a Republican who takes office Jan. 5, also announced high level staff positions. He has hired Dan […]
LePage to business: Speak with ‘one voice’ for change
The governor-elect says a unified effort is needed to reduce regulation and make Maine competitive.
State leaders compromise on labor panel
A single committee to handle issues of both labor and business is seen as ‘a common-sense way’ to help both.
Labor speaks out against GOP proposal
Organized labor held a State House press conference today to express their opposition to a proposal that would combine labor and business interests into one legislative committee.
LePage urges business leaders to unite
Gov.-elect Paul LePage told Kennebec County business leaders this morning that they need to speak with one voice to bring change to Augusta.
THE HEALTH CARE DEBATE
A state committee hears general support for a draft report on preparations for the federal health care law.
Maine hospitals fear losses from health care reform
One official puts the 10-year toll at $800 million in Medicare reimbursements.