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Orono council approves town manager's 'departure' - Vimarsana News

Orono council approves town manager's 'departure'

“Sophie has been a great communicator with the council,” said Chairperson Geoff Wingard, who declined to say whether she resigned or was fired.

Mayors warn that Paul LePage would hurt Maine cities if he wins governor's race - Vimarsana News

Mayors warn that Paul LePage would hurt Maine cities if he wins governor's race

Democrats say Gov. Janet Mills has helped fund municipalities since taking office, while LePage hurt them

Mayors warn that Paul LePage will hurt Maine cities if he wins governor's race - Vimarsana News

Mayors warn that Paul LePage will hurt Maine cities if he wins governor's race

Democrats say Gov. Janet Mills has helped fund municipalities since taking office, while LePage hurt them

Governor Mills, Efficiency Maine Announce Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan Initiative to Cut Energy Costs in Public Buildings, Save Taxpayer Dollars - Vimarsana News

Governor Mills, Efficiency Maine Announce Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan Initiative to Cut Energy Costs in Public Buildings, Save Taxpayer Dollars

Funding now available from Governor’s Jobs Plan for smaller communities to reduce energy costs and create savings for taxpayers Norridgewock, MAINE – Governor Janet Mills and Efficiency Maine today announced the availability of $4 million from the Maine Jobs & Recovery Plan to help small communities cut energy costs in public buildings and save taxpayer dollars by improving energy efficiency.

Source: maine.gov
Revenue sharing restored for Maine cities and towns - Vimarsana News

Revenue sharing restored for Maine cities and towns

The Mills administration announced the uptick in funding on Monday, saying they hope it will hold down property tax increases.