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State Senate approves first Black justice on Maine Supreme Judicial Court - Vimarsana News

State Senate approves first Black justice on Maine Supreme Judicial Court

The Senate’s unanimous confirmation vote followed a unanimous vote by the Legislature’s judiciary committee. Gov. Janet Mills will swear in Judge Rick E. Lawrence later this month.

Senate confirms Maine's first Black high court justice - Vimarsana News

Senate confirms Maine's first Black high court justice

AUGUSTA — On Tuesday, the Maine Senate voted to confirm Judge Rick E. Lawrence to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court. Judge Lawrence is the first Black Mainer to be appointed to the state’s highest court. “I am deeply honored by the opportunity to...

Maine set ambitious goals for wind power 15 years ago. Why has it come up short? - Vimarsana News

Maine set ambitious goals for wind power 15 years ago. Why has it come up short?

Maine set big goals for this industry: 3,000 megawatts of wind power by 2020 — but the state has come up far short of those goals so far.

Maine lagging on road to high-speed broadband - Vimarsana News

Maine lagging on road to high-speed broadband

State's bid for better access has been stymied by high cost, misleading maps and Maine's rural nature.

Maine's landfill is meant for in-state waste. Here's how Mass. and N.H. are filling it up - Vimarsana News

Maine's landfill is meant for in-state waste. Here's how Mass. and N.H. are filling it up

No waste from other states has been a guiding principle of Maine’s trash laws since the late 1980s. It’s also misleading: Other states have sent hundreds of thousands of tons of construction waste to the state dump over the years.

Source: wbur.org