After the first round Race to the Top winners were announced this week, speculation began as to what that means for Maine. Maine has been seen as a weak contender by many in the sate, except the DOE, for some … Continue reading
I’ll admit it – this one really irritates me. I don’t smoke, I don’t plan on smoking, and I consider cigarettes a rather disgusting habit that I have no interest in. So the fact that I have have so forcefully … Continue reading
I’ll admit it – this one really irritates me. I don’t smoke, I don’t plan on smoking, and I consider cigarettes a rather disgusting habit that I have no interest in. So the fact that I have have so forcefully … Continue reading
Libby Mitchell has submitted more than 3,250 $5 donations required for Clean Election funding. Pat McGowan has also announced the submission of his donations, meeting the $5 requirement and raising $40,000 in seed money. The Mitchell campaign was the first … Continue reading
Bruce Poliquin is putting his campaign dollars to good use. Poliquin will release his first television ad on Tuesday. Poliquin will become the third candidate on the air, following Les Otten and Eliot Cutler. This ad is an important step … Continue reading
Over on As Maine Goes, Jim Cyr poses a question to the gathered group of Maine conservative viewers: “What Turned Maine So Liberal?” The basis of the question is a sound one. Until the arrival of Ed Muskie, Maine had … Continue reading
With all the various school budget happenings it can be hard to keep track of things. We’ve collected this week’s budget news for you. This week, we have news from Bath, Winslow, Falmouth, and more. Read our full report after … Continue reading
It certainly wasn’t the first ad to go up on TV, but this one might start the dominoes-a-fallin’. Bruce Poliquin will be up with his first television ad of the primary season this Tuesday. Susan Cover reports that the ad, … Continue reading
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