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WEB6 days ago · May 26, 2024. April 14, 2024. Maine’s firefighters rarely fight fires. Instead they’re answering medical calls. by Amber Stone. March 23, 2024. Know of a story The Maine Monitor should look into? Many of The Monitor’s in-depth stories have been thanks to a reader’s suggestion. CONTACT OUR NEWSROOM.
Maine's new $36 million home energy rebate program
WEB19 hours ago · Phase two of Maine’s IRA implementation will come with another $36 million and focus on home efficiency upgrades. Those rebates are slated to launch sometime next year. I reported late last year for Energy News Network on Maine’s nascent plans for its shares of IRA funding. As part of the federal Justice40 initiative, the law required 40% ...
Introducing The Maine Monitor
WEBAug 9, 2020 · The Maine Monitor is the next step in the evolution of MCPIR — a nonpartisan, nonprofit news organization founded 10 years ago by veteran Maine journalists John Christie and Naomi Schalit. In 2012, the MCPIR founders adopted Pine Tree Watchdog as the organization’s public-facing editorial brand. In the summer of 2017, we ditched the ‘dog ...
About Us - The Maine Monitor
WEBThe 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.
Ten Maine Monitor stories you may have missed
WEBDec 30, 2023 · Ten Maine Monitor stories you may have missed. From health professionals and rural development to river flooding and the judicial system, here are some stories to read. Photo credits: Andrea Walton, Kate Cough, Prostock Studio, Gabe Souza. 2023 was a remarkable year of reporting for The Maine Monitor. …
Maine Elections Coverage - The Maine Monitor
WEBSep 14, 2024 · Thank you to the following generous donors for making The Maine Monitor’s dedicated 2024 Elections Hub and election reporting possible: . Emily Barr and Scott Kane, Adam and Diana Lee. John and Linda Coleman. Doug Warren and Pam Berry, Carol and Joe Wishcamper
Staff and Contributors - The Maine Monitor
WEBBelow is a directory of individuals regularly helping the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting and its publication, The Maine Monitor, achieve its mission to deliver fearless, independent, citizen-supported, nonpartisan journalism that informs Mainers about the issues impacting our state and inspires them to take action. To learn more about each individual or get in touch with them ...
Rural News - The Maine Monitor
WEBAug 25, 2024 · Eleven of Maine’s 16 counties are identified as rural, according to the federal government, meaning approximately 40 percent of the state’s residents reside in a rural county. A member of the Rural News Network, The Maine Monitor regularly covers rural issues — including dedicated coverage of Franklin, Oxford, Somerset and Washington ...
Maine Monitor releases its first annual impact report
WEBMar 19, 2023 · The Maine Monitor is a nonprofit, nonpartisan news service of the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting. Our team of investigative journalists use data- and document-based reporting to produce stories that have an impact. The Maine Monitor reported in its first annual impact report that it doubled its …
This week in Maine politics: Sept. 25, 2022
WEBSeptember 25, 2022. Share. Paul LePage has benefited from Florida property tax laws intended for residents of Florida; meanwhile, he rolled out his plan to combat what he contends are “extreme woke agendas” in schools. Republican gubernatorial candidate Paul LePage has been a major talking point in Maine's political scene over the past week ...