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TweetA large portion of Maine’s share of federal stimulus funding is going to resurfacing the
northbound lanes of I-295 between Topsham and Gardiner this summer (the southbound
lanes were repaved last summer). Is this a vital transportation link that must be in top
shape for commerce and tourism, or should road work in Maine have focused on rural
areas?
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