It’s possible to figure out what favors might be sought by those who give big to candidates.
February 2012
Tattoo parties increasingly popular in Maine
Despite their illegality, the number of complaints about tattoo parties in Maine nearly tripled in 2011, according to state figures.
With deadline looming, Occupy Maine protesters packing up
Several communal buildings were being dismantled Saturday at the Occupy Maine site in Lincoln Park.
More information: The missing six
More than 2,000 children reported missing each day, federal report finds
China comes to Maine
A Chinese New Year celebration in Westbrook gives Mainers a taste of the richness of the culture.
Maine on the Hill: Pingree not ready to applaud Komen’s reversal
Meanwhile, Sen. Olympia Snowe and her primary rivals are using the Maine Republican caucuses to try to curry favor with GOP activists.
Is economy half full or half empty?
Recent signs point to an improving economy. But Obama’s opponents say it should be much better.
Movie traces Pats’ link to General Custer
Former Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri is the great-great-grandson of Custer’s band leader.
Many former backers can’t forget Komen grant flap
They feel conflicted after the charity cuts funding to Planned Parenthood, then reverses its decision.
Police enforce ban on camping in D.C.
Federal officers clear Occupy tents from a park under federal oversight near the White House.