What we’re monitoring: 132nd Legislature • Local Government • State Government • Federal Government
Susan Collins and Troy Jackson have both navigated family lobbying ties, under different rules
It’s been nearly 20 years since the federal government put some restrictions on lobbying by family members. Maine and other states haven’t followed suit.
Voters know less about Troy Jackson’s finances than any other major U.S. Senate nominee
The Democrats’ replacement nominee hasn’t yet had to file information that’s typically available already for most Senate candidates.
Residents seek formal role in federal review as Eastport considers ban on underwater data center
City Council to take public comment next week on two resident‑driven ordinances targeting DeepGreen’s proposed subsea computing project.
Wilton officials consider ordinance to regulate all-terrain vehicles on public ways
The town has allowed ATV access since 2022, but recently learned use must be regulated by an ordinance and not by policy, as the town has been doing.
Crushing tariffs force Campobello Island couple to consider moving brewery to Lubec
Locals are urging Mother Mushroom Brewery to take over the space left vacant when Lubec Brewing Co. closed last month.
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