December 20, 2013 Governor Paul R. LePage 1 State House Station Augusta, ME[removed]Dear Governor LePage: We write with deep concern about the Elver Project as described in media reports

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Date: 2014-01-27 17:34:12 Languages of the United States Languages of North America First Nations Maine Passamaquoddy people Maine Legislature Wabanaki First Nations in Atlantic Canada Algonquian peoples Eastern Algonquian languages		December 20, 2013 Governor Paul R. LePage 1 State House Station Augusta, ME[removed]Dear Governor LePage: We write with deep concern about the Elver Project as described in media reports Add to Reading List Source URL: www.mitsc.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 157,46 KB Share Document on Facebook

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