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Google News: Why Did Norm Olsen lose the DMR post?
[Working Waterfront] - Paul LePage appointed Patrick Keliher as the new commissioner of the Department of Marine Resources, nearly six months after the fiery resignation of the previous commissioner, Norman Olsen. Mr. Keliher's appointment wasn't surprising; he's been deputy
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[CBS News] - Keliher, 45, has been with the department for four years and has been acting commissioner since July when he took over after former Commissioner Norman Olsen resigned in a public dust-up, claiming he didn't have the support of Gov. Paul LePage.
Google News: Marine Matters: Steady Hand at the DMR Helm
[Freepress Online] - Keliher takes over an agency beset by funding difficulties whose personnel were deeply distressed by the management style of his predecessor, Norman Olsen, who abruptly resigned in July Keliher is a Maine native, born in Gardiner.
Google News: Legislature Confirms Keliher As New DMR Commissioner
[Fenceviewer] - Keliher was named to the temporary post last July after Norman Olsen resigned as commissioner. Olsen's tenure in the job was brief — less than six months — and contentious. LePage nominated Keliher for the commissioner's job early last month.
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