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Door-To-Door: Maine Group Launches Canvass To Share COVID Vaccine Info, Education
As one canvasser tells residents, vaccination is really "the only way we’ll get out of this pandemic."
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As one canvasser tells residents, vaccination is really "the only way we’ll get out of this pandemic."
Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau and other childcare advocates are calling on Maine's federal delegation to pass President Biden's agenda.
The National School Boards Association issued a plea for help in September due to widespread chaos at meetings.
“Maine has existed for 200 years. Our people have been here for at least 12,000,” said Maulian Dana, ambassador of the Penobscot Nation.
Election officials in Maine are urging voters to get informed about the questions on the ballot before they vote.
On Sept. 21, young Mainers joined a march to the headquarters of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Staff announced on Monday that “a strong majority of contingent faculty” filed for a union election.
The proposed settlement received a litany of support from advocates and members of the public.
Marchers joined activists in actions across all 50 states on Saturday.
Plus: redistricting, drug price negotiation, abortion rights and other issues in the Beacon podcast.
More than 80 percent of polled Second District voters believe Biden's agenda would make long-overdue investments in "human infrastructure."
The measure to briefly keep the government operating past the end of the fiscal year on Thursday failed on a vote of 48-50.
The overall defense spending bill passed 316-113, with both Golden and Maine Rep. Chellie Pingree voting for the legislation.
The Church of Safe Injection has received certification from the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
A new report found that the poorest 20 percent in Maine would see their taxes go down by an average of 8.5 percent.
A burgeoning movement of progressive youth are making their voices heard, "leaving an unmistakable imprint on the state’s politics."
Few attendees at an indoor LePage rally Wednesday wore masks, despite Maine experiencing its worst-ever COVID-19 outbreak.
The Maine senator has backed immigration reform proposals in the past, supporting a bipartisan comprehensive immigration bill in 2013.
Plus: the Maine Apportionment Commission’s looming decisions on redistricting.
The effort to protect abortion rights comes after the Supreme Court recently declined to block the draconian new law in Texas.