Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion September 24, 2022
To the surprise of absolutely no one, Maine’s system for indigent legal services is in crisis, without enough lawyers to cover cases, or money to attract more. People wait outside the Biddeford District Court to make their initial court appearances. Earlier this year, lawmakers agreed to allocate $966,000 to employ Maine’s first five full-time public defenders. But hiring has not yet begun, and no one thinks that will be enough. Photo... + full article
Portland Press Herald USA Nation September 29, 2022
The state agency responsible for providing legal counsel to low-income Mainers is moving forward with a $13.3 million request for emergency funding – but officials admit it’s unlikely state leaders will agree to call a necessary special session. Maine is the only state in... + más
Our View: Maine’s indigent legal services system cannot wait for help any longer | Portland Press Herald
Shutdown threat grows as lawmakers struggle to reach final deal | The Hill
Portland Press Herald USA Nation September 27, 2022
Former Gov. Paul LePage said Monday that neither he nor his wife did anything wrong in benefitting from a property tax exemption in Florida while he was living in Maine and campaigning for office. Former Governor Paul LePage speaks at a campaign press conference at Buker... + más
LePage team rebuts report that he enjoyed Florida property tax breaks while living in Maine | Portland Press Herald
LePage says Gov. Mills’ policies have fueled crime and drug use | Portland Press Herald
Portland Press Herald USA Health September 26, 2022
The Maine Department of Health and Human Services on Monday announced a new initiative that allows Maine people to order free at-home COVID-19 tests each month. Each household can order one kit per month through the . Each kit contains five rapid tests. Both the tests and... + más
Thousands of Maine people per day getting their booster doses | Portland Press Herald
LePage responds to report about Florida tax exemption as Dems maintain pressure | Portland Press Herald
Portland Press Herald USA Nation September 25, 2022
On Monday, more than 1,000 moose hunters are expected to go into the woods in northern and eastern part of the state to shoot a moose, considered Maine’s most majestic mammal. This is the 42nd year of Maine’s moose hunt, which resumed in 1980 after being closed since 1936.... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Health September 24, 2022
The new omicron-targeting booster shots are flowing into Maine, with thousands of shots going into arms every day, although there are some supply constraints. The Maine about 2,700 booster shots daily since Sept. 8, when supplies became more robust. That’s up from about 500... + más
Moderna-backed mouse study offers first head-to-head BA.5, BA.1 booster data | Ars Technica
Here’s How Effective the Original Vaccines Are Against Omicron | Time
Time USA Life September 24, 2022
Maine. When you hear the word, images immediately come to mind. Gorgeous coastlines, expansive mountains, untouched forests—all living up to the state’s motto of “the way life should be.” But I’ll bet most of you also think: lobsters. And rightfully so. Unfortunately,... + más
Steamed about lobster: House candidates snippy over donation | 10 WBNS
Steamed about lobster: Maine house candidates snippy over donation | The Boston Globe
Portland Press Herald USA Opinion September 24, 2022
As owners, operators and members of multigenerational family farms in Maine – Penny with Jordan’s Farm, a mixed vegetable operation, and Jenni with Flood Brothers, one of Maine’s 172 dairy farm families – we well know that the increasing cost of food is due partly to the... + más
Guerrero: If Newsom wants to be the anti-Trump, here's his chance | Los Angeles Times
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