Governor Unveils Bond Package
AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine Gov. John Baldacci has released details of a $79 million bond package that he says "will put people back to work this year."
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4 Former Officers Sue Machinists Union
BATH, Maine — Four former officers of the largest union at Bath Iron Works in Maine are suing the Machinists union for defamation and slander.
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Bill Clinton Helping Maine Governor Candidate
AUGUSTA, Maine — Former President Bill Clinton is backing the gubernatorial candidacy of Maine Senate President Elizabeth Mitchell, a Democrat.
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State Lawmaker Renews Call For Dividing Maine
AUGUSTA, Maine — A lawmaker from northern Maine has launched another attempt to divide Maine into two states.
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Maine Pellet Mill Cited
AUGUSTA, Maine — An Augusta pellet mill is facing $27,000 in fines for allegedly violating workplace safety standards.
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3 Maine Female WWII Pilots Honored
MANCHESTER, Vt. — Five women from Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont were among 200 female pilots honored with the Congressional Gold Medal for their World War II service during a ceremony in Washington.
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Eaglecam Catches Egg-Laying
GORHAM, Maine — If there's any question that spring is in the air, computer users can log onto a live Internet camera to see that an eagle has laid eggs in Maine.
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Cell Phone Warnings Shot Down In Maine
AUGUSTA, Maine — A proposal to require health warnings on cellular phones in Maine has been rejected by a legislative committee.
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Saga Of Sea Hunter Ends
LES CAYES, Maine — The long and strange trip is over for the crew of a Maine-based ship that offloaded 200 tons of earthquake relief supplies in Haiti.
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Lawmakers Stalled On ATV Bill
AUGUSTA, Maine — After a lengthy debate and series of votes, Maine lawmakers failed to decide what to do with a proposal to tighten enforcement of all-terrain vehicles on private land.
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