Augusta, ME – Republican members of the Maine Legislature’s Education and Cultural Affairs Committee today released a letter (attached) to Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey, urging the immediate withdrawal of a Civil Rights Team Project (CRTP) video currently promoted for use in Maine schools. The video, hosted by the Attorney General’s office, is intended as
THIS IS REPRESENTATIVE NATHAN CARLOW WITH THIS WEEK’S REPUBLICAN RADIO ADDRESS. THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY IS WORSE OFF NOW THAN IT’S EVER BEEN, AND MAINERS ARE PAYING CLOSE ATTENTION TO THEIR FAMILY FINANCES, BUT ALSO THE FAILURE OF THE DEMOCRAT MAJORITY IN AUGUSTA TO CORRECT COURSE AND IMPROVE THE LIVES AND LIVELIHOODS OF MAINE
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THE STATE HOUSE – Representative Nathan Carlow (R-Buxton) and Senator Henry Ingwersen (D-York) thanked Governor Mills for signing LD 286 (HP 184), An Act to Authorize the Use of Tax Increment Financing Funds for Constructing or Renovating Municipal Offices and Other Municipal Buildings, into law last Tuesday following its bipartisan approval from the State House
STATE HOUSE– Falling Maine test scores and increased parental concerns about what their children are learning, or not learning, has led to a number of bills promoting transparency and the rights of parents to have control over their children’s education. These bill will have a Public Hearing before the Education Committee tomorrow. What: Public Hearings
STATE HOUSE– Rep. Nathan Carlow (R-Buxton) announced today that his bill to ban the Video Hosting Service TikTok on all state owned devices will have a Public Hearing Tuesday. “My bill authorizes the Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services to prohibit any program, application or electronic service on a state-owned computer or other electronic device
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This is State Representative Nathan Carlow with the Republican Weekly Radio Address. The Revenue Forecasting Committee has projected a 9.7 percent increase in revenues for the next biennium. That translates into $822 million for Fiscal Years 2022 and 2023. It is also a sign that state government is taking too much money from taxpayers at
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