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How Maine's gubernatorial candidates say they would lower costs (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Maine (WGME) -- Many Mainers are struggling with high fuel prices, food costs, and higher rents and home prices. Maine Democrats blame the Trump administration for these problems, while Republicans say policies under the Mills administration are to blame. The three candidates for governor are weighing in on the steps they would take to improve the lives of Mainers. Republican state lawmakers have long argued Democrats spend too much of your tax dollars. "We live in a state with compound
Where do Maine's gubernatorial candidates stand on solving state's housing crisis? (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Maine (WGME) -- In eight years under the Mills administration, the state has invested $350 million into adding more housing, including 7,500 new units last year. Still, many young people can't afford to buy a home, and many older Mainers can't afford to stay in their homes. The three candidates for Maine governor are now weighing in on where they stand on housing. "Housing is one of the most crucial challenges facing Maine," Democratic candidate Hannah Pingree said. Pingree has proposed
Maine mom launches new nonprofit to help teens, families struggling with mental health (opens the original)
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KITTERY (WGME) -- A Maine mom, who lost her 16-year-old son to suicide, has launched a new nonprofit to help struggling teens and their families. Maine Children's Alliance says Maine averages 10 teen suicides a year. "He was a big teddy bear, a gentle giant," The J.O.N.Y. Project Co-Founder Amanda Spinney said. Spinney says her son, Jony, struggled off and on with anxiety and depression, which he kept from his friends. "A lot of the kids said they never would have known," Spinney said. She says
Family searches for answers after dog shot, killed in Lebanon (opens the original)
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LEBANON (WGME) -- A family's dog was shot and killed right outside their home in the town of Lebanon. It happened last week, and investigators are still trying to find the person who did this. "This was a very, very special dog for us," owner Ashley Wheeler said. Wheeler says their 2-year-old German shepherd, Kane, was more than a pet, he was part of the family. Last week, she was getting her kids ready for school around 6:45 a.m. when she heard a shot outside. "All of a sudden, I'm packing up m
15 nurses fired, 5 suspended from CMMC ahead of union vote this week (opens the original)
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LEWISTON (WGME) -- Central Maine Healthcare and the hospital’s new California-based owner have fired another nurse. Since last week, 15 nurses have now been fired, and five others have been suspended. The firings come as nurses working for Prime Healthcare prepare to vote this week on whether to form a union. National Nurses United says the firings at CMMC are part of a larger pattern of Prime Healthcare targeting nurses who advocate for patients at its hospitals. CMMC says employment actions ar
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