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School Choice Legislation to be Introduced - Vimarsana News

School Choice Legislation to be Introduced

School choice legislation has been introduced to address declining student test scores and deficiencies identified by the Covid pandemic.

Rooks: A renewed balancing act for Maine legislature - Vimarsana News

Rooks: A renewed balancing act for Maine legislature

It seems possible – just – that this Maine Legislature could find some common ground, and claw back some territory from Gov. Mills, who like most governors has used all the considerable powers of her…

The Maine Idea: A renewed balancing act for Legislature - Vimarsana News

The Maine Idea: A renewed balancing act for Legislature

When you visit the State House in these early days of the session, there’s a new atmosphere. People actually seem glad to see each other, and the tension that quickly built up in recent sessions has yet to surface. A lot of that is due to the end of pandemic conditions, and leadership decisions to […]

Douglas Rooks: A renewed balancing act for the Maine Legislature - Vimarsana News

Douglas Rooks: A renewed balancing act for the Maine Legislature

We'll see if institutional solidarity can overcome obstacles to getting things done this session.

Rep. Laurel Libby: Once again, no real long-term solutions to be found in Augusta - Vimarsana News

Rep. Laurel Libby: Once again, no real long-term solutions to be found in Augusta

Keep an eye on your mailbox, where you can expect to see an upbeat letter from Gov. Mills arrive with your check, but no talk of real change. Mainers can count on more of the same, which means your costs will continue to increase while your elected representatives pat themselves on the back for sending you a $450 check.