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Gov. Janet Mills delivered her State of the Budget address Tuesday night — not in person as is customary but in a video presented to lawmakers, due to the

State of Maine COVID-19 Response My Administration has sought to do its part to protect the lives and livelihoods of Maine people. With help from the Maine Legislature last spring, we began rallying the forces necessary to help people who were suffering job losses, to get food to school children and to build out our team of health professionals to protect Maine families from this dangerous virus. My Administration implemented public health and safety measures, dialing them up and then scaling them down when we believed the circumstances demanded it. We directed people to wear masks in public,...

Governor Janet Mills today praised an announcement by LP Building Solutions, a Tennessee-based manufacturer of engineered wood building products, that it will invest approximately $150 million to convert part of its LP Houlton mill in New Limerick to manufacture SmartSide, an advanced engineered wood strand siding.

Louisiana-Pacific Corp. (NYSE: LPX), a manufacturer of engineered wood building products headquartered in Nashville, Tenn., is planning a $150 million conversion of its mill in New Limerick to manufacture the company’s flagship siding and trim product. The company, which employs 160 people in the Aroostook County town, expects to increase consumption of local and sustainably sourced fiber by 30%, benefiting supply chain providers and local businesses, according to a news release Tuesday. Louisiana-Pacific manufactures materials under the name LP Building Solutions. The conversion will all...

perleybridge1 The Maine Department of Transportation has postponed, perhaps indefinitely, a project to replace a Market Street bridge that crosses over the Perley Brook as it empties into the Fish River. (Jessica Potila | St. John Valley Times) The Maine Department of Transportation has postponed, perhaps indefinitely, a project to replace a Market Street bridge that crosses over the Perley Brook as it empties into the Fish River. (Jessica Potila | St. John Valley Times) Maine DOT unveils latest three-year infrastructure plan for Aroostook| A $3.6 million Fort Kent bridge replacement and ...