Carissa Tinker of Bar Harbor, a member of the Maine Student Action Network, center, along with over a dozen others, rose to her feet and pulled out signs during Wednesday night’s town meeting at the Ramada Inn and Conference Center in Lewiston. LEWISTON, Maine – Gov. Paul LePage spent more than an hour and 20 minutes with about 100 Twin Cities’ residents Wednesday, in a conversation that touched on everything from taxes to his possible political options.
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