• Read more about Roberts receives the Jim McGregor Award from the Retail Association of Maine

AUGUSTA – Rep. Tiffany Roberts, D-South Berwick, was unanimously chosen by the Retail Association of Maine’s Board of Directors to be the 2025 recipient of the Jim McGregor Award. 

 The Jim McGregor award recognizes individuals who go above and beyond to fight for issues that matter most to Maine’s retail and business community. Roberts is being recognized for her work pushing for data privacy legislation, reasonable improvements to Maine’s paid family and medical leave law and consistent support for Maine businesses and economic development. 

• Read more about Summer Reflections and Strengthening Maine’s Marine Economy

By Rep. Wayne Farrin, D-Jefferson

I hope you were able to enjoy your summer and are settling into the beginning of fall. As we move into the new season, I’ve been thinking about my first year in the Legislature and the work we did for Maine people – along with the work that still lies ahead.

• Read more about Resources to keep your home warm this winter

By: Rep. Kilton Webb, D-Durham

Fall has arrived, and while it’s a great time to admire the changing colors, the cooler weather means that the cold winter months are just right around the corner. Those cold days and nights mean that many Mainers are soon going to be thinking about how best to heat their homes, and ultimately, how much it will cost. 

• Read more about Making your vote count this November

By: Rep. Michel Lajoie, D-Lewiston

Election Day is right around the corner, and Lewiston residents will have a chance to make their voices heard this Nov. 4 on a number of important issues. Regardless of party affiliation, I want to encourage you to exercise your right to vote because your voice truly matters.

• Read more about News from the State House

By Rep. Holly Eaton, D-Deer Isle

The Legislature wrapped up its work for the session in mid-June. This year, we enacted more than 600 laws that will address the issues Mainers care about and move our state forward. Many of them officially went into effect on Sept. 24. 

• Read more about Election Resources for this November

By Rep. Parnell Terry

Election Day is right around the corner, and Gorham residents will have a chance to make their voices heard this fall on a number of important issues on Nov. 4. Regardless of your party affiliation, I want to encourage you to vote and keep in mind that your vote matters. 

• Read more about Property taxes and the rising cost of living

By Rep. Michele Meyer, D-Eliot

For families in York County and across Maine, the rising cost of living is making it harder to make ends meet. The costs of housing, child care, health care and more have left folks struggling to keep up with their bills – let alone save for a rainy day or to get ahead. 

• Read more about Eaton appointed to state water monitoring group

AUGUSTA – Rep. Holly Eaton, D-Deer Isle, has been appointed to the Surface Water Ambient Toxics (SWAT) Advisory Group. She was appointed by House Speaker Ryan Fecteau, D-Biddeford, as one of two legislators to serve on the advisory group.

• Read more about Fall resources for heating assistance and back-to-school immigration concerns

By Rep. Ellie Sato

As we move into the fall season, there have been two issues I have been hearing more about from constituents: winter heating costs and back-to-school safety. 

The cost of keeping your home warm during the winter, particularly for those with fixed incomes, can be a major financial burden. While recent actions from the federal government have created funding instability, there are fortunately still resources available to help folks afford to heat their homes.

• Read more about Suicide prevention means confronting the full picture

By Rep. Holly B. Stover, D-Boothbay Harbor

September is Suicide Prevention Month

Each September, we are reminded that suicide is not just a personal tragedy. It is a public health crisis that touches every part of life in Maine. It’s a time to remember those we've lost, support those who are struggling and recommit ourselves to the work of prevention.