Ethan Horton
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Troy Jackson says sorry for comments on Jewish Mainers’ views on Gaza war (opens the original)
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Troy Jackson told media outlets across the country Wednesday that he was sorry for saying Jewish Mainers “don’t like to” call Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza a genocide, “only because they’re Jewish and what that means to them with the Holocaust.” Jackson made the initial comments to News Center Maine on Tuesday. He called the three-year war — which began with Hamas terrorist attacks on Oct. 7, 2023, and has since resulted in the killing of 70,000 Palestinians by Israeli forces in Gaza — a ge
CMP’s plan to raise bills by $7 is likely on the rocks. Here’s what to know. (opens the original)
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Staff for the Maine Public Utilities Commission recommended Monday that regulators deny Central Maine Power Co.’s request for almost $70 million in raised rates this fall. CMP requested the increase — which would add about $7 per month to the average household bill — in April to soften the “significant financial distress” it is experiencing. The move is intended to let Maine’s largest electric utility recoup some of its costs while its larger and longer-term rate case continues to be deliberated
Maine’s middle might be swinging to Susan Collins, NYT/Press Herald/Siena poll shows (opens the original)
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Susan Collins has made a career out of courting moderate Mainers. As she seeks a sixth term in November, new polling shows that game plan is working pretty effectively. In the second installment of The New York Times/Portland Press Herald/Siena poll of 619 likely Maine voters, conducted Sept. 15 to 22, Collins led her Democratic challenger, former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson, by three points, 49% to 46%. With the margin of error at 4.8%, the race appears to be neck-and-neck as it enters
Eliot Cutler heading back to jail for probation violations (opens the original)
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Eliot Cutler will soon return to jail to serve two and a half months for repeatedly violating the terms of his probation, a Hancock County judge has ordered. The disgraced two-time gubernatorial candidate appeared in court in Ellsworth on Friday morning and made an impassioned plea to Superior Court Justice Patrick Larson that he should be allowed to continue his probation as normal, despite allegedly violating the terms of his release six times since his 2023 conviction for possessing thousands
Maine environmental board delays final decision on NECEC conservation plan (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA — The Maine Board of Environmental Protection delayed final consideration Thursday of the validity of the conservation area associated with the controversial New England Clean Energy Connect transmission line. The board met for five hours in the Augusta Armory to consider an appeal from environmental groups, which argued the project’s conservation plan did not meet standards for habitat connectivity and mature forest conservation. The board had ordered the conservation plan in 2022 to mi
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