Libby Palanza is a reporter for The Maine Wire, covering a wide range of topics including legal battles, political developments, and policy changes. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information, Libby strives to keep readers informed about important issues impacting the state of Maine.
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By: Libby Palanza
Gov. Janet Mills (D) has again proposed implementing a tax on streaming service subscriptions in Maine that would raise the cost of most popular entertainment streaming by 5.5 percent. Although lawmakers ultimately rejected the governor’s efforts to include a streaming service tax in the supplemental budget signed into law in 2024, Gov. Mills has again
By: Libby Palanza, Heather Sanborn, Benny Weaver
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By: Libby Palanza, Paul Lepage, Ld Will, Heather Sanborn
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The Maine State Chamber of Commerce and Bath Iron Works (BIW) have sued the Maine Department of Labor (MDOL) over their rules implementing the state’s new Paid Family and Medical Leave Program.
By: Libby Palanza
A federal judge has denied a Belfast church’s request to halt the sale of a former University of Maine (UMaine) property after the school reneged on their initial decision to sell to the church. Calvary Chapel Belfast’s legal team has subsequently signaled that they intend to continue fighting the school’s ability to sell the former
A group of Republican lawmakers in Maine are hoping to repeal Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) this legislative session. LD 234 — An Act to Eliminate Ranked-Choice Voting — was sponsored by Rep. Richard H. Campbell (R-Orrington) and cosponsored by Rep. Amy Bradstreet Arata (R-New Gloucester), Rep. Irene A. Gifford (R-Lincoln), Rep. Randall Adam Greenwood (R-Wales), Rep.
By: Libby Palanza
The State of Maine, as well as the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine (ACLU Maine), have filed lawsuits against the Trump Administration over an Executive Order signed Monday redefining birthright citizenship. “That’s a big one,” President Donald Trump (R) said as an aide handed him the Executive Order. “We’re the only country in the
By: Libby Palanza, Jill Duson D-Cumberland, Sen Craig Hickman, Matt Pouliot R-Kennebec, Aclu, Sue Trump
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By: Libby Palanza
Lawmakers in Augusta will be considering a proposal to establish “hope accounts” for Maine students who either are home-schooled or attend a private school. These hope accounts would allow parents who do not send their children to public school to use a portion of funds that would otherwise have gone to their local school districts
By: Libby Palanza
In contrast to Gov. Janet Mills' proposed tobacco tax, which will primarily be paid by low-income Mainers, some Democratic lawmakers are looking to hike taxes on high-earners.
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