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Women stand out among Mills’ Cabinet picks

AUGUSTA — Gov. Janet Mills is assembling a Cabinet likely to include more women than any of her predecessors and has won bipartisan praise, so far, for the qualifications of nominees to lead state agencies. Within days of her victory in November, Mills began putting together a team – and eventually a search committee – to […]

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Taxpayer cost of LePage’s stay at Trump hotel to finally be released?

AUGUSTA — With Paul LePage no longer in office, the public may finally learn how much the former governor spent at President Trump’s Washington, D.C., hotel during his travels to the capital, despite what experts say are serious shortcomings in Maine’s public records law. Throughout its final 22 months in office, the governor’s office failed […]

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Long Pond man, 57, killed in snowmobile crash

A 57-year-old Long Pond man died Saturday evening in the state’s first snowmobile fatality of the season, the Maine Warden Service said Sunday. Bryan Sylvester, an employee of the Maine Department of Transportation, was killed during a snowmobile ride he started about 2 p.m. from his Long Pond Road home, near Jackman, Cpl. John MacDonald […]

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Upbeat and energetic, Bridges accepts Globes’ DeMille honor

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Nearly seven decades after Jeff Bridges appeared as an infant alongside his mother in a film, the prolific — and sometimes underappreciated — actor gleefully accepted the Cecil B. DeMille Award at Sunday’s Golden Globe Awards. Bridges, known as “The Dude,” stepped onstage full of energy, thanking everyone from his […]