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  1. The Maine Monitor: Nonpartisan, independent and in-depth …

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  2. These are 31 bills to watch in the 132nd Legislature

    2 days ago · An Act to Protect the Health of Medical Cannabis Patients and Streamline the Mandatory Testing of Cannabis. Sponsored by: Rep. Marc Malon (D-Biddeford) Committee: Veterans and Legal Affairs The Office of Cannabis Policy has drafted a bill that would establish for the first time a mandatory testing requirement for the medical cannabis program in Maine.

  3. How Maine’s legislature works

    2 days ago · The bill process. Idea developed . An idea for a bill can originate from a number of places, including legislators, committees, study groups, lobbyists, public interest groups, municipal officials, the Governor, state agencies and individual citizens, according to the Maine Legislature website.. A bill may have up to ten sponsors, according to a …

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  5. About Us - The Maine Monitor

    The Maine Monitor is the nonpartisan, independent publication of the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 27-2623867), dedicated to delivering high-quality, nonpartisan investigative and explanatory journalism to inform Mainers about issues impacting our state and empower them to be engaged citizens.

  6. Maine health department waters down proposed staffing ratios

    Jan 17, 2025 · The scaled back staffing ratios are still higher than current staffing requirements, which require residential care facilities with more than 10 beds to have one direct care worker for every 12 residents during the day; one to 18 in the evening; and one to 30 overnight.

  7. Federal agencies, DOT spar over Machias causeway

    Jan 18, 2025 · Federal agencies say DOT plan for Machias dike likely to have “significant adverse effects” on fish, marsh. Four years ago, Maine DOT published a “Purpose and Need for Action” report, detailing studies dating to 2016. Since then flood waters have exceeded the base flood elevation eight times ...

  8. Maine proposes major staffing changes for residential care facilities

    Nov 24, 2024 · In the first major update to assisted living and residential care regulations in more than 15 years, the Maine Department of Health and Human Services has proposed significantly increasing staffing requirements, among other changes.

  9. Ten Maine Monitor stories you may have missed

    Dec 30, 2023 · Join our community and keep our journalism free. The Maine Monitor is committed to deeply researched, nonpartisan reporting that informs Mainers about issues of public interest, holds institutions accountable, and profiles solutions. Our reporting takes time, but we believe it is worth doing because it is critical to a functioning society and democracy.

  10. Dissecting the latest decisions on Maine dams

    Nov 24, 2024 · Dover-Foxcroft select board chair Tom Lizotte sees that vote as a byproduct of the mistrust between the town and many of its residents, who were suspicious of the removal proposals and their connection to environmental groups, as well as the dam’s prominence in town.