Zak Ringelstein, who is running against Angus King, used to perform under the stage name Zak Mountain. A video of one of his songs surfaced over the weekend on social media.
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Winner of Democratic primary will be next Cumberland County probate judge
All three candidates cite their long legal careers and experience as qualifications for the post.
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North Yarmouth voters to decide whether to rebuild Wescustogo Hall
They will be asked to approve a $3.43 million bond package.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, News, Politics
Federal judge rejects Max Linn’s last-ditch effort to run in Maine Republican primary
Judge Nancy Torresen refuses to grant an injunction sought by supporters of Linn, who now says he’ll challenge Republican Sen. Susan Collins in 2020.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, News, Politics
Some voters to decide whether to join regional school service centers
Districts will receive extra state funding if they agree to consolidate administration and services under the LePage administration initiative.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, Politics
Republicans square off in final TV debate before Tuesday’s primary
While the four agreed on core conservative issues they also found ways to disagree, especially on how to confront Maine’s opioid crisis.
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Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence lends support to ranked-choice voting
The actress has made an ad reminding Mainers that the issue is back on the ballot Tuesday and urging them to vote to keep it.
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Maine primary results could be delayed at least 6 days while ranked-choice votes are counted
The Secretary of State’s Office says ballot tabulations on ranked-choice voting from June 12 won’t begin until June 15 because towns have three days to send their election results to Augusta.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, Schools and Education
Cumberland, North Yarmouth to vote on school budget calling for 3.8 percent spending hike
SAD 51 will also receive $442,000 less in state subsidies next year.
Posted inElection 2018, Maine, Schools and Education
Raises, health benefits drive Gray-New Gloucester school budget increase
Voters are being asked to approve a spending increase of 4.9 percent for the next school year.