Gov.-elect Paul LePage told Kennebec County business leaders this morning that they need to speak with one voice to bring change to Augusta.
“We have to come together and as a sector of our economy and speak with one voice,” he said during a speech at the Senator Inn.
LePage, a Republican who will be sworn-in on Jan. 5, said he wants to work with state and teacher labor unions, and that he wants to improve the business climate in the state.
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