AUGUSTA - Governor Paul R. LePage has released the following statement with regard to Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) who may be placed in Poland, Maine:

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AUGUSTA - After learning that federal National Guard Bureau has proposed cutting the Maine Funeral Honors Program by 58%, Governor Paul R. LePage has asked the Congressional delegation to restore funding and has instructed state officials to find the resources to fully fund the program.

By Curtis L. Coy

Colleagues and Fellow Veterans, The outlook for Veterans seeking competitive employment is looking brighter than it was just a few years ago – but we all know that more needs to be done.  One trailblazer leading the way is the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry (UA), who launched the Veterans in Piping (VIP) accelerated welding training program in 2008.

By Ron Curry

Last Thursday October 2, 2014 ClayCoNews published two articles I did based on information received from a source that, as I understood was aledging that Clay County Judge Executive Joe Asher and Clay County Animal Control Officer Chris Reid were two of at least three individuals that had received supoenas to appear before the Clay County Grand Jury and that if true the supoenas were related to a used tire dump in the Muddy Gap area of Clay County.

On Friday I contacted the Commonwealth Attorney's office seeking information about the allgeded supoenas, they had no comment.  Friday night I received a message from Chris Reid and apparently the articles were not completely correct.