Maine has a history of storms that knock out power. During the storm of 1998, my family was without power for several days. That required me to purchase a gas-powered generator. Since that fateful week, a lot of Maine folks have purchased a propane-fueled generator to avoid ethanol fuel fouling the carburetor. Years ago, the
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Appeared in the Bangor Daily News October 15, 2023 I have grave concerns about Maine children that are currently being kept from public school due to their vaccination status. Over the course of the last five years and three legislative sessions, I witnessed hundreds of parents testifying that their children would be barred from school
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STATE HOUSE – The Joint Standing Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs is scheduled to hold Public Hearings on six bills on, what is being billed by supporters as, “Medical Freedom Day” at the Legislature. Collectively, they propose to ensure access to education for all students by reinstating religious and philosophical exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines
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STATE HOUSE– Rep. Gary Drinkwater (R-Milford) announced today that his bill to address Maine’s school bus driver shortage will have a Public Hearing Thursday. “There is a long-standing, statewide school bus driver shortage in Maine that is getting worse,” said Rep. Drinkwater. “After hearing from diverse communities that include Fort Kent, St. Agatha, Frenchville, Madawaska,
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LD 51 (HP26) An Act to Restore Religious and Philosophical Exemptions to Immunization Requirements LD 69 (HP44) An Act to Improve Electrical Supply Cost Transparency LD 139 (HP85) An Act to Increase the Liability of Parents and Legal Guardians for Damage by Children LD 140 (HP86) An Act to Amend the Laws Governing the Right
