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Maine public-power vote could shape new course for utilities - Vimarsana News

Maine public-power vote could shape new course for utilities

Maine residents are set to vote next week on a ballot initiative that would make the state the first with a publicly owned electric utility governed by an elected board. Proponents say the initiative could chart a new path forward for utilities, increasing local control of something that profoundly affects people’s lives and reducing service interruptions…

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Letter to the editor: Pine Tree Power will let us control our own destiny - Vimarsana News

Letter to the editor: Pine Tree Power will let us control our own destiny

If we vote down Question 3 and continue to receive some of the worst electricity delivery service in the nation while sending profits overseas, we will be getting what we deserve.

The Constitutional Amendment Vote - Daily Bulldog - Vimarsana News

The Constitutional Amendment Vote - Daily Bulldog

Paul Mills is a Farmington attorney well known for his analyses and historical understanding of public affairs in Maine. He can reached at pmills@myfairpoint.net. It’s one of the more eventful times of the year: Halloween just behind us, the World Series under way, the advent of deer hunting season, and the gift of another hour

Letter: Pine Tree Power our best shot at the electric system we need - Vimarsana News

Letter: Pine Tree Power our best shot at the electric system we need

"A consumer-owned utility is our best shot at creating a more reliable, affordable, resilient electric delivery system."

Letter: Listen to labor and businesses. Oppose Question 3. - Vimarsana News

Letter: Listen to labor and businesses. Oppose Question 3.

"I urge you to stand in solidarity with the  union members and business leaders opposing Pine Tree Power and vote no on Question 3."