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New task force looks to find ways lower property taxes | Spectrum News Maine


Maine CDC issues standing order to expand COVID-19 vaccine access | News Center Maine


Comfort dog’s handler charged in connection to animal’s death | WABI


Maine organizations urge Collins to withdraw support for federal judicial nominee | Maine Public


Child welfare officials developing short-term homes for children in crisis | Spectrum News Maine


‘We’re screwed’: Washington County officials face outcry over proposed 40% budget hike | The Maine Monitor & Bangor Daily News


ICE detained parent near Portland school, officials confirm | Portland Press Herald


King opposes Trump VA nominee after contract review dispute | WGME


New U.S. Census data highlight Maine's strong labor market and low number of uninsured residents | Maine Public


Stephen King faces conservative backlash over social media posts about Charlie Kirk | Portland Press Herald


Jury finds former Max Linn staffer stole $225K meant for cryptocurrency | Bangor Daily News


Suspended Lewiston police detective has extensive history of disciplinary problems | Sun Journal


Appeals court allows Trump’s administration to block Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood | Associated Press


EPA reaches agreement with Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority after foam spill | WGME

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MCPIR executive director Micaela Schweitzer-Bluhm moderated a Mid-Coast Forum on Foreign Relations talk at the Camden Opera House on how soft power is an essential element of foreign relations that featured French cultural counselor Mohamed Bouabdallah and American classical singer and cultural diplomat Carla Canales. Listen to the conversation.

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