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Chris Caiazzo: No plan means Pine Tree Power could hurt Maine people - Vimarsana News

Chris Caiazzo: No plan means Pine Tree Power could hurt Maine people

Just like a bank would want to see a business plan before approving a loan, or a contractor would want to see a plan before building a home, we should demand to see a plan before we make the choice to support or oppose Pine Tree Power.

Maine lawmakers approve extending to-go alcohol sales until 2025 - Vimarsana News

Maine lawmakers approve extending to-go alcohol sales until 2025

The state Senate passed a bill this week that would allow restaurants and bars to offer alcoholic beverages to go. It awaits the governor's signature.

Female soldiers criticize Maine's response to sexual assault in National Guard - Vimarsana News

Female soldiers criticize Maine's response to sexual assault in National Guard

Soldiers who were sexually assaulted and harassed in the Maine Army National Guard criticized lawmakers for failing to grill guard officials about their mishandling of cases and a hostile culture toward female service members.

Maine National Guard outlines reforms in handling of sexual assaults - Vimarsana News

Maine National Guard outlines reforms in handling of sexual assaults

The Maine National Guard proposed several steps to improve its handling of sexual assault and harassment, but it didn’t address how it would prevent them from happening in the first place, or protect soldiers from retaliation.

To-go cocktails may stay awhile in Maine, but health advocates say not forever - Vimarsana News

To-go cocktails may stay awhile in Maine, but health advocates say not forever

Bars and restaurants say to-go alcohol sales have helped them weather the pandemic, but public health organizations say they shouldn't continue indefinitely.