Heating assistance likely to be less winter bi13280491 AUGUSTA -- The average projected payment through a federal program helping low-income Mainers heat homes isn't expected to be enough to buy even 100 gallons of oil winter

LePage wants heating oil use cut half by 2014 bi13280491 AUGUSTA, Maine ? Governor Paul LePage wants to cut half Maine?s reliance on oil for homes and businesses, but the goal drawing praise, many doubt realistic. ?Right now, 80 percent of our homes are heated oil,? LePage said a speech last week. ..

Heating aid cuts could be devestating bi13280491 AUGUSTA -- The average projected payment through a federal program helping low-income Mainers heat homes isn't expected to be enough to buy even 100 gallons of oil winter. That's alarming to a coalition of local officials who met Friday to plan ways of assisting the region's most vulnerable at a time of climbing energy costs

Academics and taxes top concerns survey of Lincoln residents bi13280491 Meeting academic requirements and spending taxpayer money rank as the top concerns of Lincoln residents who attended a public forum about the future of the Lincoln School last month

Gering?s Lincoln Elementary becoming a model school bi13280491 The walls are closed in, the insulation sprayed on and the windows are being installed. Construction right on schedule and August, approximately 450 students call Gering?s Lincoln Elementary ?my new school.?..

Lincoln paper mill prepares to anchor proposed gas pipeline bi13280491 LINCOLN, Maine ? Lincoln Paper & Tissue LLC co-owner Keith Van Scotter spend about $2 million creating something Gov. Paul LePage wants to see more of ? a large Maine manufacturer preparing to use a natural gas pipeline, and doing so own money. Though an enthusiastic backer ..

Heating assistance likely to be less winter bi13280491 AUGUSTA -- The average projected payment through a federal program helping low-income Mainers heat homes isn't expected to be enough to buy even 100 gallons of oil winter

LePage wants heating oil use cut half by 2014 bi13280491 AUGUSTA, Maine ? Governor Paul LePage wants to cut half Maine?s reliance on oil for homes and businesses, but the goal drawing praise, many doubt realistic. ?Right now, 80 percent of our homes are heated oil,? LePage said a speech last week. ..

Heating aid cuts could be devestating bi13280491 AUGUSTA -- The average projected payment through a federal program helping low-income Mainers heat homes isn't expected to be enough to buy even 100 gallons of oil winter. That's alarming to a coalition of local officials who met Friday to plan ways of assisting the region's most vulnerable at a time of climbing energy costs

Academics and taxes top concerns survey of Lincoln residents bi13280491 Meeting academic requirements and spending taxpayer money rank as the top concerns of Lincoln residents who attended a public forum about the future of the Lincoln School last month

Gering?s Lincoln Elementary becoming a model school bi13280491 The walls are closed in, the insulation sprayed on and the windows are being installed. Construction right on schedule and August, approximately 450 students call Gering?s Lincoln Elementary ?my new school.?..

Lincoln paper mill prepares to anchor proposed gas pipeline bi13280491 LINCOLN, Maine ? Lincoln Paper & Tissue LLC co-owner Keith Van Scotter spend about $2 million creating something Gov. Paul LePage wants to see more of ? a large Maine manufacturer preparing to use a natural gas pipeline, and doing so own money. Though an enthusiastic backer ..

LePage seeks to slash oil dependence bi13280491 AUGUSTA -- Gov. Paul LePage wants to cut half Maine's reliance on oil for homes and businesses, but the goal drawing praise, many doubt a realistic goal

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