LePage kicked off a breakfast meeting with House Speaker Bob Nutting and Senate President Kevin Raye at 7:30 a.m.
2011
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Collins’ Senate voting streak continues
Maine Sen. Susan Collins has never missed a roll call vote since her election in 1996.
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Kibby wind farm expansion gets final approval
There are already 44 wind turbines producing power or under construction in the Kibby Range.
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Bath council backs grant to restore historic building
BATH — The City Council on Wednesday unanimously backed an application for funding to improve a historic shipyard structure. The city will submit a public facilities grant application to the state’s Community Development Block Grant program later this month. Community Development Director Al Smith said the city would likely seek between $50,000 and $75,000 for […]
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Michaud co-chair of congressional French Caucus
The caucus’ goal is to foster a dialogue with French officials.
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‘Very proud’ friends, family visit LePages at their new home
AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage and his wife, Ann, welcomed relatives and friends Wednesday to their new home on State Street, a 178-year-old mansion with seven bedrooms. “It’s a wonderful day for us,” said Paul LePage’s younger brother Maurice “Moe” LePage before he walked into the Blaine House and greeted Maine’s new governor. As he […]
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Correction
The Dec. 23 story “Preschool an option for new Falmouth Elementary School” should have said Tier 1 spots would be offered to students and staff and Tier 2 spots would go to town employees. Other Falmouth residents would not be eligible for the service.
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Cape Elizabeth Police Beat: Jan. 6
Arrests 12/30/10 at 3:19 a.m. Mark Thayer Russell, 23, of Sweet Fern Road, was arrested by Officer Andy Steindl on Scott Dyer Road on a charge of violating conditions of release. Summons 12/30/10 at 7:46 p.m. Michael Valle, 44, of Portland, was issued a summons by Officer Eric Fay on Ocean House Road on a […]
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Foundation grant brings history to life at CEHS
CAPE ELIZABETH — With funding provided by a grant from the Cape Elizabeth Education Foundation, high school students and interested residents are invited to watch a performance on the labor, civil rights and anti-war movements. Actor Harlan Baker will perform a one-man show based on the life of Jimmy Higgins on Monday, Jan. 10, from […]