The governor’s vetoes are well-documented but he has also endorsed many new, lower-profile initiatives.
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Maine examiners appeal F. Lee Bailey’s law license
The celebrity attorney is going to have to wait a few months to find out if he can restart his legal career in the Pine Tree State.
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N.Y. firm gets Maine tourism PR account
The Dilenschneider Group will work with a Portland-based partner, Burgess Advertising and Marketing, to promote Maine tourism.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship considers show in Bangor
The president of the mixed martial arts organization says he is seeking sponsors for such an event.
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New president named at Washington County college
Joseph Cassidy, a longtime faculty member, replaces his uncle William Cassidy, who has been serving as interim president since 2012.
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On busy day, lawmakers uphold 24 LePage vetoes, override three
The budget override was a major reversal, but Gov. LePage sets a single-session record with 51 vetoes.
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Gov. LePage signs bill to promote Lyme disease awareness
The bill requires a state website to provide information about diagnosing and treating the disease.
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LePage’s budget veto sets up showdown vote
Democrats say they have enough votes to override the veto, but if they don’t, Maine’s government will likely shut down.
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Moody’s: State debt payment is plus for Maine hospitals
Moody’s said the payments wouldn’t affect the hospitals’ credit ratings, but would help reduce receivables and increase cash on hand.
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Jay man sentenced to five years for sex assault of child
David Grover pleaded guilty to gross sexual assault involving a girl between the ages of 9 and 15.