Annmarie Hilton is a reporter for Maine Mornin Star. She covers a range of topics including climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also delving into workplace health and safety issues related to benefits packages and employee insurance. Annmarie's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Route Fifty, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and Yahoo News.
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By: Annmarie Hilton
Lawmakers in the Maine House of Representatives voted to override Gov. Janet Mills’ veto on Tuesday, reiterating their desire to tweak the state’s right to repair law. The House voted 96-44 in support of LD 1228, which would clarify certain terms, particularly in regards to cybersecurity, in the automotive right to repair law passed by […]
By: Annmarie Hilton
Lawmakers in the Maine House of Representatives voted to override Gov. Janet Mills' veto on Tuesday, reiterating their desire to tweak the state's right to repair law.
By: Annmarie Hilton
Lawmakers in the Maine House of Representatives voted to override Gov. Janet Mills’ veto on Tuesday, reiterating their desire to tweak the state’s right to repair law.
Lawmakers on the Maine Legislature's health committee are recommending the state keep working to improve the existing child welfare system, rather than establish a new department.
In a change from the chamber's initial posture, lawmakers in the Maine Senate voted Tuesday to sustain a veto from Gov. Janet Mills to keep the state's right to repair law as it is.
Starting May 1, workers across Maine will be able to access paid family and medical leave. The Maine Paid Leave Authority decided the start date at a meeting Tuesday.
By: Annmarie Hilton
Maine lawmakers are considering a suite of legislation to address the child care shortage experienced by families across the state.
By: Annmarie Hilton
In a change from the chamber’s initial posture, lawmakers in the Maine Senate voted Tuesday to sustain a veto from Gov. Janet Mills to keep the state’s right to repair law as it is.
By: Annmarie Hilton
The town of Camden and Mid-Coast Solid Waste Corporation are suing manufacturers of toxic firefighting foam for creating and selling products with “forever chemicals” that have been detected in the town’s wastewater. The New Hampshire-based SL Environmental Law Group filed the lawsuit against 3M Company, DuPont and other manufacturers of aqueous film-forming foam on behalf […]
By: Annmarie Hilton
Lawmakers in Maine moved forward with a climate superfund proposal that was designed to hold fossil fuel companies accountable.
