A fuller picture of the governor paints a stubborn former business consultant, a populist who reflects pent-up frustration and an easily-frustrated CEO with little patience for the slow grind of the legislative process.
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To save money, government will stop printing nautical maps
It will still chart rocks, shipwrecks and other hazards, but boaters and fishermen will have to use electronic maps or print it themselves.
To save money, government will stop printing nautical maps
It will still chart rocks, shipwrecks and other hazards, but boaters and fishermen will have to use electronic maps or print it themselves.
Founder of Maine lobster processor wins national entrepreneurs award
Kyle Murdock, who launched Sea Hag Seafood last fall, is among five recipients of the award, which comes with a $40,000 grant.
Home sales in Maine rise sharply
Sales of existing single-family homes in September rose almost 25 percent from last year.
Home sales in Maine rise sharply
Sales of existing single-family homes in September rose almost 25 percent from last year.
Jim Leyland steps down as Detroit Tigers manager
Leyland, 68, retires after eight seasons with Detroit, including two trips to the World Series.
N.J. Gov. Christie drops gay marriage appeal
Couples marrying today can receive all the state and federal benefits of marriage, including being allowed to file tax returns jointly and Social Security survivor benefits.
Tar sands remains sticky wicket in South Portland
High-flying rhetoric, myriad press events and dramatic pronouncements have been the hallmark of the campaign for the Waterfront Protection Ordinance.
Navy’s largest destroyer going into water in Maine
The Zumwalt will be moved to dry dock and floated in the coming days.