One of the Maine senators who expressed concern about tens of thousands of acres of Maine forest becoming a national monument seems to have had his fears assuaged.
Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, wrote to Obama last year about rumors that an 87,500-acre swath of Maine’s forest would become a national monument with Maine Republican lawmakers Sen. Susan Collins and Rep. Bruce Polquin.
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