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Legislation headed to Gov. Mills grew out of concerns raised by property owners in the path of a transmission line that would have brought renewable power from northern Maine to the New England grid.

Legislation headed to Gov. Mills grew out of concerns raised by property owners in the path of a transmission line that would have brought renewable power from northern Maine to the New England grid.

AUGUSTA -- The state Senate failed to reach the two-thirds vote needed to send a proposed Constitutional amendment to voters that would declare that every person has "a right to

AUGUST — The Maine Senate today, April 1, voted "Ought Not To Pass" on LD 2231, killing the bill to transfer the Hutchinson Center to the city of Belfast, 19-14.

AUGUSTA — The state Senate approved Wednesday March 27 a bill that would establish state ratios for the number of nurses to patients.

AUGUSTA -- Most local legislators voted to approve a change in state law that would prevent some people from being classified as a felon for a third theft conviction.

BELFAST — A bill by Sen. Chip Curry, D-Waldo, received unanimous, bipartisan support from the Committee on Energy, Utilities and Technology March 14.

AUGUSTA -- State legislators from the Midcoast were split on a pair of bills voted on during the past week -- one that would make it illegal to conduct paramilitary

Paul Flynn gave me permission to announce that he is running, as a Republican, for Maine House District 63, which includes parts of Freedom, Winslow, Unity Township and Albion.

As the Belfast Democrats proposal to transfer ownership to local interests makes its way in Augusta, the City Council resolves to support the centers transition to a locally owned and