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Campaign Against Portland Rent Control Cost $21 Per Vote
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A campaign that successfully opposed a measure in Portland, Maine, to restrict rent increases cost about $21 for each vote.
More Independents as Maine Lawmakers Reconvene in January
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The Maine House is making room for a growing number of lawmakers who have defected from the two major parties
City Sends Resolve to Congress Over Park Maintenance Backlog
ELLSWORTH, Maine (AP) Officials in a Maine city are asking the federal government to solve the National Park System’s $11.33 billion maintenance backlog.
Nova Scotia Ferry Could Return with Terminal Upgrades
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The ferry service between Maine and Nova Scotia may return if Portland finds $2 million to upgrade its ferry terminal
Mass Man Arrested on Drug Charges During Stop on Turnpike
GRAY, Maine (WGAN) A traffic stop for speeding becoming a drug bust on the Maine Turnpike
Police Investigating Unity Robbery
UNITY, Maine (WGAN) Police are looking for the public’s help identifying a suspect from a robbery in Unity
Maine Looking for Public Input on Energy Plan
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) The Governor’s Energy Office is asking Main residents for input in developing a roadmap for energy planning.
Revenue Forecasters Say There Are Signs of Lower Growth
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Economic forecasters say there are early signs that rates of growth in Maine’s economy this year have proved somewhat lower than in 2016.
South Portland Moves Forward with Public Works Site Project
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Officials in South Portland have finalized recommendations for the city’s former public works site.
LePage Urges Mainers to Remember Those Who’re Struggling
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) Maine Gov. Paul LePage said the state’s economy is growing, but he’s urging Mainers to remember those who’re struggling