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Question One, which concerns how many signatures are needed to have a referendum placed on a ballot, is the highlight of the Nov. 2 Greenfield election, especially given the apparent lack of interest in running for office this time.For weeks, the...
In 2020 I was asked by Mayor Roxann Wedegartner to serve on the Charter Committee, a committee of city councilors and citizens charged every ten years with reviewing and making recommendations for amendments to the charter. I was one of those...
People have asked me how I’m voting on Question One, the NECEC Corridor. Well, I voted just the other day at my town office. And I voted No. This is Governor Janet Mills. Let me tell you why. Last night, thousands of Maine people turned up their thermostats to keep warm as the weather gets colder. For nearly 60 percent of Maine homeowners, that means their oil furnace is firing up, and, at an average of $3.10 a gallon, Maine families are spending more money on fossil fuels that ought to go to groceries, medicines, school supplies...
GREENFIELD — Downtown Greenfield was active Saturday morning with the presence of a protest against FirstLight Power and groups campaigning about Question One, which will be on the ballot in November.More than two dozen protesters stood in front of...
On Nov. 2, we will go to the polls to vote on a ballot question that maybe the most expensive ($71.82 million) citizens’ initiative in Maine’s history. It is all over the proposed construction of a 145-mile-long high-voltage transmission line to...