Making marijuana legal without permitting legal sales precludes above-board investment.
Paul LePage
Republican Governor of Maine, 2011 to present.
Our View: LePage’s Medicaid stance subverts the voters’ will
The governor has had his chance to obstruct expansion of health insurance coverage to about 70,000 low-income residents. Now it’s his duty to see that it takes place.
Conflict erupts in Wiscasset over state’s decisions about Route 1 project
Detrimental implications for downtown parking and historic preservation have resulted in a snag over the DOT’s proposed fix to a persistent summertime bottleneck.
Regional workforce agencies will have to devote more money to job training
A state board compromises on a LePage proposal on how to use the federal money to help people find work, opting to set a goal of 45 percent for job training next year and 60 percent in 2019.
Next governor better be ready to answer to all Mainers
And if your motives are questionable, do yourself – and all of us – a favor by sitting this next election out.
Board abruptly postpones vote on LePage workforce funding proposal
The governor wants to require that 60% of the federal money be spent on training, but worker development agencies say that could destabilize a system that helps thousands of clients.
Maine Voices: Mainers know how to weather the storm, no matter how extreme
A nor’easter by the wood stove or a thunderstorm on the screened-in porch is entertainment to us.
Our View: Land for Maine’s Future board proves that conservation program has integrity
When a well-connected applicant gets turned down, it shows that Gov. LePage was wrong.
Our View: This year’s election had 70,000 big winners
Gov. LePage has lost his four-year battle to keep health care coverage from low-income Mainers.
Maine’s ballot-box expansion of Medicaid likely to inspire referendums elsewhere
From Idaho to Utah to Kansas, where lawmakers have resisted the added health care coverage, groups now have ‘something to emulate.’