2022 Unvaccinated not allowed to cross border New American rules at the border will make life even more difficult for Campobello Island residents, especially those not vaccinated against COVID 19.
2021 Bills eye opioid, suicide crises and tribal rights Bills to address the suicide and opioid crises in Washington County and to review state lands that are significant to the tribes in Maine will be considered during the second session of the 130th Maine Legislature.
2021 Talk eyes tribal-state relationship and federal law With the Maine Legislature still debating a tribal sovereignty bill that would reframe the relationship between the state and the tribes in Maine, an understanding of federal Indian law and how the state is an outlier in the country in its adversarial approach to the tribes was the focus of a...
2021 Question on CMP corridor tops November 2 referendum ballot Maine residents will have three state referendum questions to vote on at the Tuesday, November 2, polls, with the referendum on the Central Maine Power (CMP) corridor garnering a great deal of attention and money, as spending by lobbying efforts topped $60 million as of October 1.
2021 U.S. border poised to reopen to fully-vaccinated travellers The United States intends to allow fully vaccinated travellers to enter the country for nonessential purposes by land and ferry from Canada and Mexico in November, says Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas.
2021 Redistricting could weaken county’s voice While Washington County may lose some representation in the state legislature with the new redistricting maps that were recently approved, whether the county, which lost more than 5% of its population in the past 10 years, will have less of a voice in Augusta is not yet clear.
2021 Canada and U.S. not in agreement on partial reopening of border Maine Governor Janet Mills and the state's congressional delegation want the U.S. government to follow Canada's lead in easing restrictions on nonessential travel across the shared border.