Northern Light will keep Anthem patients at in-network rates

Maine Senators caucus with different parties, but they’re unified on the shutdown. Sens. Angus King and Susan Collins have both continuously voted in favor of the government funding bill to reopen the government. Read this story by Torrie Herrington of NOTUS for The Maine Monitor.

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Northern Light will keep Anthem patients at in-network rates as talks continue | News Center Maine

Washington County municipalities weigh whether to pay share of county tax anticipation note early | The Maine Monitor

Maine charts AI future: Governor Mills' task force unveils 33 key recommendations | News Center Maine

Maine has a mixed recent history on citizens’ initiatives. Here’s a closer look. | Morning Sentinel

Bowdoin students closely watching Mamdani in NYC mayor’s race | Portland Press Herald

Commission votes against Catholic diocese in age discrimination case | Maine Public

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