Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap has posted notice of the emergency rule-making for ranked-choice voting, as the state prepares to use the ranked-choice method of voting for the first time in the June 12, 2018 Primary Election.
The University of Maine’s Maryann Hartman award is given annually to three distinguished Maine women who demonstrate the levels of attainment now possible to women.
In spite of spring conditions that have left many of the state’s lakes and ponds with thick coverings of ice, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has decided it won’t extend ice fishing season on northern lakes and ponds beyond the end of March.
Three students from Southern Aroostook Community School were among those chosen to have their photos included in the 2018-19 Maine Learning Technology Initiative screensaver program.
The April 15 filing deadline is just three weeks away
Massachusetts has dropped Northern Pass, the $1.6 billion project from Eversource that was set to deliver hydropower from Canada through a 192-mile transmission line in New Hampshire.
The ACLU of Maine is demanding that Greyhound Bus lines not let federal Customs and Border Patrol agents to “conduct warrantless raids” aboard its buses.
All but four counties in Maine showed a population rise in 2017 over the previous year, with more people moving in contributing to most of the increases, according to local estimates released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
State officials are combing through 2,000 contest entries vying to be the next cautionary pun to blink across the humorous highway safety signs that line the Maine interstate.
Governor Paul R. LePage released a press statement March 23 about the 2.9 percent unemployment rate for February, which is down from 3.3 percent a year ago and 8.1 percent when he took office in 2011.
