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Waterville Republican planning website, mailer despite lack of funds
Mark Andre has yet to receive Clean Elections funding that he has qualified for. A judge has ordered Gov. Paul LePage to release the money.
Friends, family recall former Waterville Mayor Paul R. LaVerdiere, who died Monday
A Republican, LaVerdiere was known for working across the aisle for the benefit of the city, according to those who knew him.
Waterville Democrats, Republicans to nominate council, school board candidates at caucuses
Two city councilors say they will not run for re-election; and with two Planning Board members having resigned, the council next week will consider mayoral appointments to those spots.
Republican leaders mum on Maine party candidates who have not received funds
Mark Andre of Waterville, the Republican candidate for House District 110, says it’s not appropriate for him to lobby Republican leaders about the Ethics Commission not paying his Clean Elections funds.
Republican candidate for House District 110 denied Clean Elections funds he qualified for
Mark Andre, who won the Republican primary for the Waterville-based seat, says the state owes him over $5,000, but a calendar problem is preventing him from collecting.
Fairfield councilor, Democratic House nominee staying put
Aaron Rowden, who will take on Shelley Rudnicki for the House 108 seat in the fall, will not be leaving even though his wife is taking a job in California.
District Attorney candidate accused of sex abuse ‘in it to win it’ despite suspended law license
Tuesday was the last day for Seth Carey to withdraw and the Republican party to replace him with another candidate.
Free online burn permits to continue after LePage veto overruled
The measure spells out requirements on private companies issuing burn permits in Maine, which has been in dispute for some time.
LePage vetoes 2 unemployment insurance bills amid system probe
Calling legislators ‘ignorant’ and accusing them of ‘collusion,’ Gov. Paul LePage has vetoed the bills even as a state watchdog agency investigates the bungled rollout of the ReEmployME unemployment insurance system.