The Los Angeles Times reported that she received government money and federal farm subsidies.
2011
State House Notebook: Lawmakers face LePage vetoes on their desks
AUGUSTA – When lawmakers return to the State House on Tuesday, they will face at least eight vetoes and a bevy of bills, with more votes on charter schools, fireworks and gambling. Officially, they have four days to complete all business. House Speaker Robert Nutting, R-Oakland, hopes to finish in “a couple of days at […]
Selma Botman: University law school where great lawyers get their start
The institution’s graduates and faculty members have established a record of real accomplishments.
Our View: Politics rule in debate over federal debt limit
Instead of solving the nation’s problems, Congress is getting ready for the next election.
Maine Voices: Ending same-day registration preserves integrity of voting process
Maine is joining 42 other states that give officials time to check that people who register are really entitled to cast ballots.
Letters to the editor, June 27, 2011Charter schools make a difference
Maine is so close to finally allowing public charter schools. We have been members of the educational staff of an extremely successful public charter school program in Massachusetts, and it is one of our greatest hopes to see the Legislature pass L.D. 1553, “An Act to Create a Public Charter School Program in Maine.” To […]
Fisher Cats add to Sea Dogs’ struggles
League-leading New Hampshire keeps cruising while sending Portland to its fourth straight loss, 7-3.
Sox take booty and run
The Boston Red Sox still aren’t hitting. The way the Pittsburgh Pirates kicked the baseball around on Sunday, it didn’t matter.
Andrew Miller picked up his first win with Boston, scattering five hits over six innings as the Red Sox snapped a four-game losing streak with a 4-2 win over the sloppy Pirates.
Firefighters battling fire in Sanford home
The home’s owners were not home when the fire broke out
Fire at Saco mobile home park destroys home
The occupants are able to escape without being harmed