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One agency that did not receive a boost from the governor's $1.2 billion supplemental budget was Maine's Commission on Indigent Legal Services. The funding snub has rekindled questions for some over the future of Maine's embattled public defense system.
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Paid family leave advocates delivered a petition with 1,200 signatures to the governor and legislative leaders on Wednesday.
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Gov. Janet Mills said $14.7 million for the Maine Public Employee Retirement System is designed to bridge a gap between the rate of inflation and the cost of living adjustment for retired state workers.
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The Legislature is considering two measures that would allocate more money to improve technical training around the state.One bill, up for public hearing…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Maine Gov. Janet Mills has signed her $7.5 million spending package to pay the state's bills and repeal limits for Medicaid-funded…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Maine Gov. Janet Mills' new plan to pay the state's bills and repeal limits for Medicaid-funded addiction treatment is making its way to…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Republican Gov. Paul LePage's office says he didn't sign a $29 million spending package because of concerns with allocations to an energy…
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The Legislature’s Appropriations Committee has voted unanimously to recommend a $64 million supplemental state budget to meet needs in state government…