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Only a transportation bond measure survived to reach voters after the legislature's GOP minorities blocked three other borrowing proposals.
August 28 -
Janet Mills offered a slimmed-down compromise bond package in an effort to get borrowing proposals on the November ballot.
August 23 -
The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. sold its ownership interests in W.F. Wyman Station Unit 4, citing the need for a different power supply mix.
August 1 -
Maine avoided political infighting and adopted its $7.98 billion two-year budget well before deadline.
June 19 -
Maine will test the municipal bond market for the first time under Janet Mills, who reversed her predecessor's animosity toward bonds.
June 7 -
Janet Mills' embrace of bonds as a policy tool stands in contrast to predecessor Paul LePage.
June 5 -
Penobscot County commissioners are seeking bids for architectural and engineering design services for a new, 300-bed jail to be built in the parking lot near the current facility in downtown Bangor.
April 30 -
The University of Maine’s discounts on out-of-state tuition have changed its student population and officials foresee a post-graduation payoff for the state.
April 26 -
Maine Gov. Janet Mills is backing bonds for a state conservation initiative that her predecessor, conservative firebrand Paul LePage, delayed for the past four years.
March 15 -
New Gov. Janet Mills’ first budget proposal would hike spending by $700 million without raising taxes or fees.
February 12