Maine food stamp recipients see first major benefits boost in four decades
Food stamp recipients have just gotten the first substantial, permanent boost in monthly benefits in
Maine
Maine aging council plans ‘Wisdom Summit’ for Sept. 21
The Maine Council on Aging is accepting registrations for its eighth annual Maine Wisdom Summit.
Answers to back-to-school questions about COVID-19 in Maine
Commissioner Pender Makin with the Maine Department of Education answered questions about the upcoming school
Arcadia sponsors farmers’ markets and food access in Maine
Throughout the month of August, market shoppers can learn about community solar options with Arcadia
Maine organic farmers, gardeners group plans workshops
The Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association has planned the following events and webinars. Firstly,
Maine plans new COVID-19 vaccines program for public school students, staff
Maine’s health and education departments have partnered on a plan to aggressively promote vaccinations of
Maine has distributed $17 million in pandemic food assistance
About $17 million in federal food assistance has been distributed to families of 70,000 Maine
‘Kids First’ plan addresses childhood hunger in Maine
On Thursday, Maine Senate President Troy Jackson will introduce the ‘Kids First’ plan, which includes
Letter to the editor: Time to lift masking, distancing mandates for Maine kids
The governor’s office continues to hold the state back because of irrational fears of COVID-19.
Central Maine towns do not support amendment to state’s plan for Kennebec River
Ice chokes the Weston Dam and Kennebec River in downtown Skowhegan in March 2014. The