AUGUSTA, Maine — Gov. Paul LePage is proclaiming a Maine Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.
LePage will deliver remarks at the University of Maine at Augusta on Tuesday at a ceremony that pays tribute to the hundreds of murder victims in Maine history.
Family members of murder victims, domestic violence prevention advocates, Attorney General William Schneider and a Maine State Police crimes commander will attend.
The ceremony is held in conjunction with the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.
Get to work Paul. You don’t have time for these political shenanigans.
Part of the responsibilities of a governor is to participate in such events, ceremonial though they may be. It is right and fitting that he do this, especially given his public stand against domestic violence. I may not agree with much that LePage says or does, but I have to respect what he is doing in this instance.
Ha-What a Hoot! If this article was about a Dem. or Independent…would it be 10 times longer?
It would go through great lenths explaining what they have on their iphone 5, what they ate for breakfast and how hip they are. It would keep talking about sweet things in life and the light that blinds everyone when they walk down a street.
Plz the next time you write about our Gov. Lepage use braille. It will have more to say on my laptop than this article.
It’s not up to him to ‘proclaim’ it, this is an event that would be held whether he was there or not.