Governor Janet Mills expressed reservations about Maine’s proposed 18-month moratorium on large data centers, which could make Maine the first state to enact such a ban. The moratorium, awaiting funding, was approved by the Senate and rejected exceptions for ongoing projects like one in Jay. Mills highlighted concerns about electricity rates, noting a 267% increase near data centers from 2020 to 2025. She questioned the accuracy of such data and criticized its misuse in public policy. Mills also criticized the selective support for data centers, citing Jay as an exception. The conversation shifted to a discussion on military culture and personal responsibility.
Police have charged 56-year-old Daniel Paul on three counts for allegedly leaving a scene of a car crash that killed 50-year-old Gregory Nolan of Wells, in March.
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