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- Oct 1, 2026
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Maine DHHS awards child development grant to out-of-state, private equity-backed firm (opens the original)
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A Maine organization that has provided training and assistance to educators for decades could close its doors after the state awarded a multimillion dollar contract to an out-of-state company backed by private equity and venture capital firms, officials confirmed Wednesday. Maine Roads to Quality was created in 1999 by the Catherine Cutler Institute at the University of Southern Maine to offer professional development to child care providers across the state. The organization provides guidance t
State denies 2 home care providers’ licenses, ends MaineCare funding over allegations of neglect (opens the original)
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The state is terminating MaineCare billing privileges and declining to renew licenses for a pair of residential healthcare providers that provide care for adults with developmental disabilities, officials confirmed this week. The Maine Department of Health and Human Services found numerous instances of alleged neglect, administrative mismanagement and other serious infractions within facilities administered by South Portland-based Quality Care Access and Portland-based WeCare Residential Service
State denies 2 home care providers’ licenses, ends MaineCare funding over allegations of neglect (opens the original)
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The state is terminating MaineCare billing privileges and declining to renew licenses for a pair of residential healthcare providers that provide care for adults with developmental disabilities, officials confirmed this week. The Maine Department of Health and Human Services found numerous instances of alleged neglect, administrative mismanagement and other serious infractions within facilities administered by South Portland-based Quality Care Access and Portland-based WeCare Residential Service
Not just Flock: AI-powered surveillance is becoming more common in Maine (opens the original)
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On the shoulder of the highway. At the grocery store. Beside schools. In gas station parking lots. Surveillance technology powered by artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common across Maine. Automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, like Flock cameras are being deployed by a growing number of police departments. Worksite cameras are monitoring construction workers’ productivity. Large trailers with cameras, microphones and speakers owned by big box stores are policing parking lots
Not just Flock: AI-powered surveillance is becoming more common in Maine (opens the original)
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On the shoulder of the highway. At the grocery store. Beside schools. In gas station parking lots. Surveillance technology powered by artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common across Maine. Automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, like Flock cameras are being deployed by a growing number of police departments. Worksite cameras are monitoring construction workers’ productivity. Large trailers with cameras, microphones and speakers owned by big box stores are policing parking lots
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