131st Legislature

Bills Carried Over Following the First Special Session

2009 Winners MS-Word doc

2010 Winners MS-Word

2011 winners PDF

2011 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Winners

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2013 winners PDF

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2014 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Recipients

2015 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Recipients

2016 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Recipients

2016 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Newsletter

2016 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Donation Form

2016 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Sponsorship Form

Boards and Commissions and Studies Established by the 1st Regular Session of the 128th Legislature (2017)

2017 LEGISLATIVE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - AUCTION DONATION FORM

2017 LEGISLATIVE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP - AUCTION SPONSOR FORM

2017 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Recipients

LMSA Donation Form

Legislative Memorial Scholarship Association

Newsletter

2018 LMSA Recipients

2018 Newsletter

LMSA Sponsorship Form

Congratulations to our 2019 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Recipients 

(Recipients selected from applications submitted by May 1, 2018 deadline)

1. ANDROSCOGGIN:  Angela Daigle of Turner
2. AROOSTOOK:  Isabelle Wright of Blaine
3. CUMBERLAND:  Mulki Hagi of Portland
4. FRANKLIN:  Mason Shink of Jay
5. HANCOCK:  Samantha Bagley of Sullivan
6. KENNEBEC:  Hajna Nagy of Hallowell
7. KNOX:  Sawyer King of Appleton
8. LINCOLN:  Basel White of Jefferson
9. OXFORD:  Jarrod Taylor of So. Paris
10. PENOBSCOT:  Cole LaPointe of Hampden
11. PISCATAQUIS:  Connor DiAngelo of Greenville Junction
12. SAGADAHOC:  Ethan Gagnon of Bath
13. SOMERSET:  Lauren Hay of Athens
14. WALDO:  Kristen Raven of Thorndike
15. WASHINGTON:  Gena Maloney of Calais
16. YORK: Brady Lamontagne of Kennebunk

2019 LMSA Newsletter

Congratulations to our 2020 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Recipients 

(Recipients selected from applications submitted by May 1, 2019 deadline) 

1. Androscoggin – Orion Schwab
2. Aroostook – Abigail Dionne
3. Cumberland – Nathan Ingersoll
4. Franklin – Lilly Towers
5. Hancock – Meagan Eastman
6. Kennebec – Taylor Davis
7. Knox – Igli Bixhaku
8. Lincoln – Kayla Hodgkins
9. Oxford – Travis May
10. Penobscot – Shannon O’Roak
11. Piscataquis – Connor Diangelo
12. Sagadahoc – Andrew Goodall
13. Somerset – Abby Pelletier
14. Waldo – Kyra Branch
15. Washington – Evan Merchant
16. York – Chase Lamontagne

Congratulations to the 2021 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Recipients 

(Recipients selected from applications submitted by June 1, 2020 deadline) 

1. Androscoggin – Jillian Reissfelder
2. Aroostook – Lexi Crouse
3. Cumberland – Catrina Wilson
4. Franklin – Clare Fournier
5. Hancock – Marina Parsons
6. Kennebec – Grace Smith
7. Knox – Hayden Daigle
8. Lincoln – Katelyn Long
9. Oxford – Jessica Doucette
10. Penobscot – Cassandra Lacasse
11. Piscataquis – Jack Morehouse
12. Sagadahoc – Andrew Goodall
13. Somerset – Emily Edgerly
14. Waldo – Rylee Seinkiewicz
15. Washington – Mailena Alicea
16. York – Jakob Saucier

Congratulations to the 2023 Legislative Memorial Scholarship Recipients 

(Recipients selected from applications submitted by June 1, 2022 deadline) 

1. Androscoggin – Amelia Mooney
2. Aroostook – Jordan Thompson
3. Cumberland – Logan Brown
4. Franklin – Austin Marden
5. Hancock – Amber-Rae Pesek
6. Kennebec – Andrew Guiou
7. Knox – Anna Carpenter
8. Lincoln – Alice Skiff
9. Oxford – Christina Genest
10. Penobscot – Elizabeth Kinney
11. Piscataquis – Ruth Griffith 
12. Sagadahoc – Mollie Crosby
13. Somerset – Michael Brown
14. Waldo – Rowan Hurlburt
15. Washington – Kobe Saunders
16. York – John Cesario

State House Map of Accessibility Resources/Services (rev. 03-2022)

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Bills Carried Over to the Second Special Session Per Joint Order S.P. 748