Maine Chapter News Today

WAYNE, MAINE- John Francis Connelly, 73, passed away early Friday morning, June 13, 2014 after a long illness. He was born Sept. 1, 1940, in Cambridge, MA, the youngest child of Charles R. and Margaret (Foley) Connelly. His family soon moved to Naples, Maine where he spent his early Childhood years attending a one-room schoolhouse […]

"We have about 80 vendors and over 1,000 attendees from towns all across the state."

Sherry Sullivan moved to Presque Isle with her husband Tony Sullivan in 1996 to launch a new Governor's Restaurant site.

A new law that makes shopping for cannabis more like shopping for beer comes at a cost to public health.

Gov. Janet Mills signed an executive order on Monday to boost the recruitment, training and retention of women in the construction industry in Maine. The order directs state agencies to collect baseline data to better assess the status of women in construction in the state, consult with state-wide entities like unions to improve upon that […] The post Gov. Mills signs executive order to boost employment of women in construction appeared first on Maine Morning Star.

The Biden administration and Congress have made good decisions to bolster the U.S. economy, a Maine-based labor economist writes.

I've sponsored a bill to clarify the benefits claims process and make it more secure.

"Each year in Maine, we witness tragedies that could have been prevented with proactive measures."

BELFAST — Doug Rawlings, president of the Maine Chapter of Veterans for Peace and an award-winning anti-war poet, will speak Wednesday, April 17, at 6 p.m., of his recent return to Vietnam, in the Abbott Room of the Belfast Free Library, hosted by...

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