Lawmakers aim to tackle the teacher shortage from multiple angles
Educators and lawmakers have varying priorities on how to address Maine’s dwindling teacher workforce, but many are united behind a multi-pronged approach.
Potential MaineCare cuts threaten care for children, nursing home residents
"There’s no room to absorb additional costs” in Maine's health care system, according to a health care executive.
Across Maine, residents are attempting to purchase their mobile home parks. A new bill would sweeten the deal for sellers.
As the state grapples with a housing affordability crisis, advocates say housing cooperatives offer lower-income residents more stability.
Lawmakers open to nuclear as clean energy, skeptical of “new nuclear”
Much of a legislative conversation centered around to what extent the state should be investing in emerging technologies.
Legislature considers push for MaineCare to cover doula services
Advocates say increasing access to doulas could help improve health outcomes in the state.
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