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How is Maine's universal school meal program going, and what's being done to improve school nutrition?
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$15 million will go to expand the McAuley Residence Program, which provides transitional housing for women and children in Portland.
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Under the proposal, manufacturers would have two additional years to remove the "forever chemicals" from many products. But makers of cosmetics, cleaning products and other consumer goods would face an earlier deadline.
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Another Maine nursing home is closing. Winthrop's Heritage and Rehabilitation Center is the third closure in 2024, according to the Maine Health Care Association.
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The bill would protect health care professionals and others who assist transgender individuals who come to Maine from states where access to gender-affirming care is restricted or prohibited.
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A coalition supporting long-term care facilities is calling on state officials to approve more funding for the system.
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The information session was originally scheduled as a public meeting, but Democratic lawmakers instead met with the ATF official behind closed doors. Republicans protested the private briefing.
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Maine's Department of Health and Human Services will implement new record-keeping and medication oversight after settling a lawsuit over how foster children are prescribed medication.
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Two Maine organizations are appealing the decision to award Medicaid patient transportation contracts to an out-of-state company.
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The fund will help pay for lost income, provide money for new equipment and purchase contaminated farmland.
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The health issues associated with mold include respiratory problems that can develop rapidly.