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It has taken seven years since first introduced, and it took a woman governor to finally get it done.

The “Back to Work” program incentivizes Mainers to return to work by offering $1,000-$1,500 for getting a full-time job.

No singing, brass, or woodwind instruments allowed indoors. Also, no mingling, dancing or congregating in small spaces.

Stories have been going around online that Governor Mills is requiring restaurant workers to wear a cone of shame.

None other than Austin Powers is the one encouraging social distancing and is quite punny doing so. Well, unless you're the governor.

City counselors met on Friday and the decision to reopen was nearly unanimous with only one individual dissenting.

The video outlines plans for mandatory reservations, increased table sanitation, one use menus, napkins, dishes, and silverware, and more.

Newsflash: Sunday River Resort and Sunday River Brewing Company are NOT the same thing.

This sweet gesture is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.

As the number positive coronavirus cases continue to rise, Governor Janet Mills tells Maine restaurants to close their dining rooms for two weeks

He's been talking about this for a while but it seems he's planning on running for governor in Maine again.

Yup. He couldn't stay away...and now, he's got a new job.

LePage has said that Mills "better be fiscally responsible when it comes to expanding Medicaid." If not, he has promised to come back from Florida and run for Governor again in 2022

The satirical site took a 4-month hiatus but has returned with all the sarcasm you'd expect in a new article

Maine Governor Paul LePage delivers his final address to a joint session of the Maine legislature, before he is set to leave office in January 2019.

Maine's Governor Paul LePage takes aim again, this time making disparaging comments about the public school workforce, specifically teachers.