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- Oct 1, 2026
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Mainers are stretched thin. In Oxford County, many can’t afford enough food. (opens the original)
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This is the first story in the series Stretched Thin: The cost of getting by in Maine, which looks at the financial hardships Mainers face. Social services reporter Gillian Graham reported this story as a USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism 2026 National Fellow and a participant in the Center’s engagement initiative. MEXICO — By the time the first people arrived for lunch on a warm July day, Michelle Williams and the volunteers at the River Valley’s only soup kitchen had been at work for
How to get or give help in Maine for housing, heating, food and more (opens the original)
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Across Maine, hundreds of nonprofits, churches and community groups offer help with food, household items and fuel assistance. Many of these programs cater to the most pressing needs in their communities and are often in need of support from those who can afford to donate. If you are in need of help — or are in the position to offer support — below are some of the resources available. Please send additional resource suggestions to [email protected]. Call 211 or go to 211Maine.org to connect with
Are you a Mainer barely getting by? We want to hear from you. (opens the original)
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Every day, thousands of Mainers are faced with the hardest choices about how to stretch their incomes to cover housing, food, utilities and other basic household expenses. Across the state, many households fall either below the federal poverty line or just above that threshold, where people struggle to afford basic expenses, but don’t always qualify for assistance. As costs increase, Mainers who did not previously have trouble covering their bills are now finding themselves stretched thin. The P
The number of Mainers facing hunger continues to rise (opens the original)
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The number of Mainers experiencing hunger continues to rise and is the highest it’s been in a decade, according to a report released this week. New data from Feeding America’s Map the Meal Gap shows more than 203,000 people in Maine are experiencing food insecurity, including more than 31,000 adults over 60. The data in the Feeding America report is based on conditions in 2024. Hunger prevention advocates say the level of need is likely higher now because of rising grocery costs and changes to f
Biddeford witness saw gunshot victim bleeding from head (opens the original)
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Daniel Boucher was getting ready for work Monday morning when he heard what sounded like fireworks going off outside his home near downtown Biddeford. He rushed to the window, where he said he saw an SUV trying to ram a small white car in the intersection. Moments later, agents in vests stopped the car and pulled the driver out. “He was bleeding profusely from the head,” Boucher said later Monday morning. “He was talking. He said, ‘I tried to stop.'” Boucher watched in disbelief as the man’s leg
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