Maine renews push for Aroostook wind development

Maine officials protest their prosecutor by recommending $1 budget. Members of the Lincoln County advisory committee declined to get specific about their concerns with Natasha Irving’s office. Read this story by Daniel O'Connor of The Maine Monitor and Bangor Daily News.

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Maine schools, churches see growing interest in Turning Point USA after Charlie Kirk’s assassination | The Maine Monitor

Meet the groups pushing Maine school boards to change transgender policies | The Maine Monitor & Bangor Daily News

Unvaccinated pets a rising risk around Maine, experts say | Morning Sentinel

New Maine Turnpike exit in Saco set to open on Monday | WMTW

Maine renews push for Aroostook County wind development | Maine Public

Opposition research isn’t new. Here’s how it’s affecting Maine’s U.S. Senate race. | Portland Press Herald

Why fall colors are less vibrant this year | The Maine Monitor

Why are concussion numbers high in girls soccer? | Portland Press Herald

Stripped for Parts is now streaming on PBS.org and is airing in Maine PBS on November 4 at 9 p.m.

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