Kennebec Journal

State spending cut pegged at $63 million

Gov. John Baldacci's office today announced an executive order to cut $63 million from the state budget.

Anti-gay-marriage funds to be investigated

 State ethics commission staff will soon begin an investigation into the fundraising practices of a group that contributed at least $1.6 million to defeat gay marriage in Maine.

Candidates worry about lack of funding

At least three candidates for governor are worried the state’s public financing system will run out of money in the midst of their campaigns.

No investigation of S. Portland flier

The state Ethics Commission voted today not to order an investigation into whether South Portland should be required to file campaign finance reports because of a flier it sent regarding the Taxpay

FAA glitch delays Portland flights

 

Most arrivals and departures at the Portland International Jetport are about 30 minutes behind schedule this morning due to an FAA computer glitch disrupting travel nationwide.

Chelsea raffle

CHELSEA — The town will hold a raffle on Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. at the Town Office for 11 $100 gift certificates.

Chelsea town clerk position filled

CHELSEA —  Angie Gordon of Randolph will replace Judy Jones as town clerk.

Whitefield meeting to discuss property tax

WHITEFIELD — Selectmen will hold an informational meeting tonight at 7 p.m. at the Whitefield Elementary School to discuss property taxes.

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