Pastors and political leaders are ‘praying for Maine’
Increased outreach by a Christian lobbying group, along with a men’s Bible study and an expanded prayer caucus at the State House, showcase conservative Christianity’s growing visibility in Augusta.
Bond to support farm and forestry funding will not be on November ballot
Despite efforts in the final days of the session, the bill to bring the bond before voters failed to pass.
Jay data center can proceed after clearing legislative hurdle
House and Senate votes fell short Wednesday of the two‑thirds needed to override Gov. Janet Mills’ veto.
Jay data center plan faces final test on ‘Veto Day’
Gov. Janet Mills’ veto buys Jay time as Androscoggin Mill remediation wraps up and lawmakers prepare for a decisive vote.
Maine tried zoning reform to fix its housing crisis. It’s unclear if it’s working.
In 2022, the state began an effort to spur housing production by removing regulatory barriers and encouraging communities to build accessory dwelling units. It was met with fierce debate. A law passed last week aims to work out the kinks.
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