In June, we exposed Janet Mill’s plan to give away new and recent-model used cars to people on welfare for pennies on the dollar. Maine
The Bangor Daily News reported, “Certain employees within the correctional, agricultural and marine resources, administrative services and public health departments received $5 an hour in
We have posted the link to our analysis at the top of the comments below. MPBP raises a number of concerns and points out several
Given the precarious position of Maine’s economy because of continued limitations imposed on business operations and travel as well as the fallout from remote work and how that will affect the commercial real estate markets in Maine, it is difficult to predict whether the money Governor Mills has set aside will be enough to meet Maine’s needs, if—in the unlikely scenario—it remains unspent by the Legislature.
In December, Our Transportation Future published a poll claiming most people support the Transportation and Climate Initiative known as the TCI. However, this special interest
The Bangor Daily News reported in today’s Daily Brief that more details will be released today on the multi-state scheme, called the Transportation and Climate
“IT TURNS OUT THERE’S A DOWNSIDE TO MAINE’S SOLAR POWER BOOM — A POTENTIAL $160 MILLION ANNUAL HIT FOR ELECTRICITY CONSUMERS HERE,” reported Maine Public
Yesterday, in the Revenue Forecast Committee meeting, when asked how many restaurants are closing, the State Economist admitted: “We have to rely on Yelp and
This morning, MPBP checked to see where Governor Janet Mills was in spending the $1.25 billion in CARES Act money. This is the money passed
$6 Million Welfare Program will sign over titles for new cars and used cars no older than 2015 with fewer than 70K miles within 90 days to TANF participants looking for work
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