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@mainemonitor
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  • @mainemonitor
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    10h
    The Maine state troopers who violently arrested a York County man in 2024 denied the accuracy of his account of the incident in court filings this week. This story was co-published with @bangordailynews:
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    Troopers deny wrongdoing in lawsuit over violent Maine arrest
    From themainemonitor.org
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    16h
    Some of Maine’s rural counties could be hit hardest by Medicaid cuts, according to data The Maine Monitor received from the state under a public records request.
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    Where Medicaid cuts could hit hardest in Maine
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    The Maine Monitor
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    19h
    Because of his late entry into the U.S. Senate race against Sen. Susan Collins, Troy Jackson hasn’t yet had to file a quarterly FEC report or his Senate personal financial disclosure. Here’s what we know and don’t know about both candidates’ finances.
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    Voters know less about Troy Jackson’s finances than any other major U.S. Senate nominee
    From themainemonitor.org
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    The Maine Monitor
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    Sep 8
    As Maine’s Senate race heats up, there has been a similar attack launched against both Republican Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson: lobbying ties in the family.
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    Collins, Jackson navigated family lobbying ties under different rules
    From themainemonitor.org
  • @mainemonitor
    The Maine Monitor
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    Sep 4
    Ethan Hughes travels throughout Maine, and around the world, to stand against corporations he sees as exploiting natural resources and Indigenous peoples. He and his family also protest humanity’s disconnection from nature by the way they live.
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    Family defies convention to protest environmental destruction
    Thousands have visited them to learn about living without oil, electricity or cars.
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