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New regulations prompt some concerns among personal care agencies

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Republicans are vastly outspending Democrats in these key Maine elections | Bangor Daily News

CMP says power has been restored to most customers after weekend winds | WGME

Ski areas in Maine see snow, including one resort that shared 'snowliage' photo | WMTW

Tribal nations, Acadia National Park trying to protect Wabanaki archaeological sites from climate change | News Center Maine

Complaints to Maine AG about arrested contractor go back more than a year | Bangor Daily News

Maine tribes see progress, but will continue push for full sovereignty | Spectrum News Maine

These devices are hazardous waste, but there’s nowhere to safely throw them out in Maine | Bangor Daily News  (Maine Monitor context: There are more devices in Mainers’ lives than ever. No one knows where they end up.)

Hunters for Hungry Program looking to grow initiative to reduce food insecurity in Maine | Maine Public

Nonprofit organization questions distribution of funding after Lewiston mass shooting | News Center Maine

In this month's Conversations from the Pointed Firs, host Peter Neill talks with Ian Ludders, author of "Didn't Do Much but a Little of Everything," which encapsulates life on the small community of Eagle Island. Listen to the conversation.

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