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Maine’s 2nd District saw more negative advertising during the campaign than any other U.S. House race
Minimum wage hike more popular than Trump or Clinton
Press
Herald - The long-running drought in much of
the Northeastern United States is expected to persist
through the winter.
The drought is the worst seen in more than a decade. It has been devastating to farmers and resulted in water restrictions in many places. It has dried up drinking wells and dropped lake levels.
The drought is the worst seen in more than a decade. It has been devastating to farmers and resulted in water restrictions in many places. It has dried up drinking wells and dropped lake levels.
Press
Herald - Patrick Woodcock is stepping down as
Gov. Paul LePage's energy director, citing a “brokenâ€
process in which lobbyists have too much influence in
crafting energy policy as a contributing factor in his
decision. In an interview with the Portland Press Herald,
Woodcock said he enjoys the job he has held since 2013,
but he expressed frustration with the power of lobbyists
to define and advance energy policy in a citizen
Legislature, where the turnover makes it hard for
lawmakers to get up to speed on complex details.
WCSH
- The new guns on the Navy’s biggest
and most advanced destroyer are going to be firing
blanks if the Navy can’t find cost-effective
projectiles. The GPS-guided, rocket-powered
projectiles developed for the new 155mm Advanced Gun
System currently cost about $800,000 apiece, nearly
as much as a cruise missile, making them too
expensive for the Navy to buy in large quantities
for the stealthy USS Zumwalt, according to
officials.
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