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CAMDEN — House District 94 Representative Vicki Doudera, D-Camden, detailed Friday her pleasure the Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) has projects totaling more than $15,000,000 planned in her district that includes Camden and Rockport, including a $3.5 million new construction project of harbor piers, floats and fenders on Sea Street in Camden and a $1 million bicycle/pedestrian sidewalk/trail from Rockport’s Country Inn to Camden’s Quarry Hill. The various projects are scheduled for 2021, 2022, and 2023, and will in some cases overlap with neighboring towns outside District 94. “Our transportation infrastructure is key to everything we do, from walking safely in our downtowns, to cycling past our scenic harbors, or driving to jobs, shopping, or healthcare,” said Rep. Doudera. “Whether or not our roads, sidewalks and bridges are properly maintained has a direct impact on our quality of life, so I’m very glad to see a wide range of improvements and new projects planned by MaineDOT that will enhance and benefit our towns.”
we don't know what david kramer would say. he pleaed the fifth. >> sean: you've seen it all. we expect the mueller reportn: maybe even as early as this week. we know that all of these documents, all of these interviews, we know all of this will eventually become public. you are convinced that mueller can't possibly have anything on collusion at all because there llwas none? >> well, there was no collusion. the only collusion occurred between the democrats and the russians. that we're still trying to get to the bottom of. there's the construction route. we don't know what mueller is going to say on that. if you look at the mueller indictment, they read like russian supply novel -- spy novels. they don't have anything.