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Almost 80 people who came out for the church singalong, including many from beyond Jackson. Generous donations were made. There is a lot of enthusiasm toward fixing up the church

Editor’s note: Pine Tree Power supporter Seth Berry reached out in response to a Camden Herald column last week that raised questions about the Pine Tree Power plan, focusing on

"The upcoming vote on the future of the state’s largest electric utilities will not only affect Maine but could send a message across the country."

On Wednesday, Aug. 23, 6 p.m. at Safe Harbor Church, 50 Mill St., Waldoboro, on behalf of Maine Affordable Energy, strategist Lauren LePage will present the rationale for the group opposing Question 3. Maine voters will face numerous referendum...

Although well-funded opposition has shut down good ideas before, we must push ahead with this one.

AUGUSTA — The July quarterly finance report from Maine Affordable Energy, a ballot action committee opposing the Pine Tree Power referendum, showed an additional $4.8 million donation from Avangrid –

Notice that opponents attack the referendum proposal instead of defending CMP.

Maine has a problem with its initiative and referendum system no one wants to talk about.

Before Mainers vote on a question, we should make sure it's legal.

The Vermont senator urged Mainers to support the upcoming referendum to create a statewide public power company and push out Central Maine Power and Versant Power.