Pat LaMarche returned to Maine in 1982, and the following year, she married Michael Russell.
12 Facts About Pat LaMarche
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Pat LaMarche had two children: Rebecca in 1985 and John in 1987.
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In 1996 Pat LaMarche moved south to Portland, Maine, to take a job at talk radio station WGAN.
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In 1998, Pat LaMarche was approached to run for governor by Green Party activists on the Maine Green Independent Party nominee.
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On December 8,2005, Pat LaMarche announced her candidacy on the Maine Green Independent Party ticket for the 2006 Maine gubernatorial election against incumbent Democrat John Baldacci.
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Pat LaMarche was one of three Maine Candidates who took advantage of Maine's Clean Election Act, a taxpayer-funded campaign system which rewards candidates with public funds if they meet the required 2,500 $5 contributions In November 2006, Pat LaMarche received 51,992 votes in the Maine race for governor.
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In 2021, Pat LaMarche spoke at the graduation ceremony for economically disadvantaged individuals who had to take a money management class to improve their housing and living assistance.
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From 2007 until 2011, Pat LaMarche authored a weekly syndicated column which can be read on line in the Bangor Daily News.
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Pat LaMarche returned to Maine in June 2011, having been offered the opportunity by Stephen King to institute "a left-leaning" talk show.
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In November 2011, in order to raise matched funding on offer from Stephen King to provide winter heat for Mainers without, Pat LaMarche announced her intention to spend a week living in a "Hobbit Hole" outdoors, notwithstanding the bracing Maine fall conditions.
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Pat LaMarche repeated the feat in 2012, garnering thousands of dollars in contributions.
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In June 2019, Pat LaMarche published a novel, Magic Diary through Sunbury Press.