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Former LePage communications director named SBA New England regional chief

Peter Steele has held posts in the administrations of former Gov. Paul LePage and President Donald Trump in the first term.

Former labor commissioner in LePage administration will head USDA Rural Development in Maine

John Butera, who most recently had been a VP and commercial loan officer at Skowhegan Savings Bank, has been selected to head rural development for the USDA in Maine.

Election 2022: Maine voters reelect Mills, Pingree

Gov. Janet Mills wins a second term as governor over Paul LePage, while U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree will return to Washington to represent the state's 1st District. In the 2nd Congressional District, U.S. Rep. Jared Golden retains a thin lead over challenger Bruce Poliquin.

Mills, LePage clash over housing, child care, workforce

Gov. Janet Mills and former Gov. Paul LePage covered a number of business and economy-related issues at a debate in Portland.
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Mills fights Versant Power on proposed rate hike

A review by the Maine Public Utilities Commission is expected to take nine months.

Maine pledges $25M in pandemic relief for long-term care organizations

The 211 grants recipients represent 272 service locations across the state.

Maine ranks among top 10 states for health care

A new WalletHub ranking puts Maine at No. 9 for health care overall but second-best in terms of access, just behind Massachusetts.

‘Making Maine Work’ policy roadmap urges more R&D spending, housing construction

The 2022 report spells out six goals and 15 recommendations for state policy in the coming years. This year's edition was released Thursday by the Maine State Chamber of Commerce, Maine Development Foundation and Educate Maine.
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National Governors Association puts spotlight on Portland, lobster, literacy and more

At a time of national political tension, the nonpartisan National Governors Association will taste the best of Maine during the annual summer meeting this week.

Group urges $400M annual revenue boost to solve Maine poverty, equity issues

A coalition of 13 organizations has called on the Legislature to increase revenues by $400 million a year to undo years of underfunding and a tax code that favors higher-income residents, which have had a disproportionate income on the state's poor and nonwhite residents.
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