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Prediction market users wager millions on Maine elections


There is more money wagered on the financial trading platform Kalshi for Maine’s Senate contest than in that of any other state besides Texas.


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What are prediction markets?: How prediction markets work, their legal status and how much has been wagered on Maine races so far. Read this story by Kate Kaufman

Maine Monitor housing reporter Caitlin Andrews appeared on News Center Maine to talk about her reporting on Maine adjusting how it regulates the manufactured housing industry and helps support residents of mobile home parks. Watch the appearance.

Join The Maine Monitor at the Martin Point Community House in Friendship on August 6 at 7 p.m. for a discussion about rural Maine's challenges and opportunities.
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Maine’s new strategy to stop another insect disaster in the North Woods: After a 26-year outbreak devastated Maine’s forests, the state is testing a targeted attack on spruce budworms invading from Quebec. Read this story by Lori Valigra

Note: This story appears as part of a collaboration between The Maine Monitor and Maine Focus, the investigative team of the Bangor Daily News.

The fungus that could save Maine’s trees one seedling at a time: A fungus found in surviving trees during a 1990s outbreak is now bred into 30 million seedlings planted in Maine since 2017. Read this story by Lori Valigra

Note: This story appears as part of a collaboration between The Maine Monitor and Maine Focus, the investigative team of the Bangor Daily News.

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Dr. Oz claims vast majority of Maine Medicaid payments were unjustified | WGME


Maine joins multi-state lawsuit against new tariffs | News Center Maine


Maine joins multistate lawsuit challenging Trump admin changes to safety net program | Maine Public


Mills asks MaineHealth board to delay decision on whether to close birthing center | Portland Press Herald ($)


Hearts of Pine unveils plans for $50M-plus waterfront soccer stadium in Portland | News Center Maine


Portland Diocese reaches financial agreements with past victims of sexual abuse | WMTW


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