Thursday, May 23, 2013
Sen. Colleen Lachowicz, D-Waterville, talked about local concerns Saturday while meeting with the public in Waterville and Pittsfield.
Well, three, actually, and another in the state Senate. Together with other medical professionals, they make up a powerful bloc as Maine confronts its health care future.
BOSTON -- The Republican Party seems as divided and angry as ever.
CORNVILLE -- The state's first and only charter elementary school is accepting applications for the coming school year.
The head of Maine's largest snowmobile organization said snowmobiling isn't an inherently dangerous sport, but he urged caution around early season hazards, such as unstable ice.
AUGUSTA -- The state has settled on plans for an estimated $10.8 million in road improvements near exit 113 of Interstate 95.
The author says companies don’t invest in the work force and demand more than ever from job applicants, including a willingness to accept insufficient wages.
SKOWHEGAN -- Mark LaCasse grew up at his grandmother's apron strings.
Orthoimagery gives a really close look at the face of the Earth and true distances between points.
GARDINER -- A handful of area residents gathered on Saturday morning in the Gardiner Public Library's Hazzard Reading Room to tell their new legislator about issues they care about.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Hostess may reveal the discussions as early as this week.
The state budget is bound to be a priority for Governor Paul LePage and lawmakers as soon as they return to the State House on Tuesday.
The U.S. beats Sweden 3-1 for its third title.
But the prospect of taking responsibility is fraught with legal and financial peril for the cyclist.
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