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Thursday, July 30
News
Maine confronts rising costs, low rankings, and urgent calls for reform.
Maine may owe $50M in SNAP penalties unless error rates are reduced.
Socialist gains in primaries spark debate over Democrats’ direction and policies.
Senate advances bipartisan bill boosting housing supply and affordability in Maine.
Maine faces rising healthcare costs and shrinking options as 2027 approaches.
A New York Times investigation has surfaced troubling allegations from former girlfriends of Graham Platner, intensifying scrutiny of the Maine Senate candidate just days before the primary.
A third correctional officer at the Cumberland County Jail has been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after authorities uncovered visa violations and criminal history.
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