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Simmons: Mills' signing of bill into law has put $93M in Maine Yankee property back on Wiscasset's tax rolls - Vimarsana News

Simmons: Mills' signing of bill into law has put $93M in Maine Yankee property back on Wiscasset's tax rolls

Wiscasset Town Manager Dennis Simmons announced in a selectboard meeting April 2, Gov. Janet Mills signed a bill both houses of the Legislature passed and, as of now, $93 million of Maine Yankee property the state had found was tax-exempt as a...

Letter to the editor: Congress should pass 'Big Wires' act - Vimarsana News

Letter to the editor: Congress should pass 'Big Wires' act

Federal legislation to share grid resources is a boon for clean energy.

'I have had nightmares for 14 years': Former Canton school student testifies for bill to ban shock devices - Vimarsana News

'I have had nightmares for 14 years': Former Canton school student testifies for bill to ban shock devices

Jennifer Msumba says she is still traumatized by her time at Judge Rotenberg Educational Center, the only facility in the country that uses electric shock devices as an aversive therapy.

Source: wgbh.org
Auto shop owners await election results on right to repair referendum - Vimarsana News

Auto shop owners await election results on right to repair referendum

Tommy Hickey, director of the Maine Automotive Right to Repair Coalition, said the next step is to sit down with the attorney general and help guide the state on how to best implement this law.

Automobile right to repair advocates win ballot question - Vimarsana News

Automobile right to repair advocates win ballot question

Tommy Hickey, director of the Maine Automotive Right to Repair Coalition, said the next step is to sit down with the attorney general and help guide the state on how to best implement this law.