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Maine is facing a big problem. Taxes are going up. Counties are asking for more money. But people are saying no to school budgets. This is not just a few small issues. It is a big problem with how Maine pays for things. Counties like Penobscot, Knox, York, and Washington are seeing big cost increas

The Unseen Ripples of DOGE's Departure: A Closer Look at Microgrant Woes

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) might have left Washington, but its impact is still felt across the country. The agency's goal was to make the government more efficient and accountable. However, its actions had real consequences, especially in the area of public safety. One of the bi

health

Health and Community: A Day of Wellness in Everett

Everett is set to host a health fair that goes beyond just check-ups. The Washington West African Center is pulling out all the stops to make health accessible to everyone. This isn't just about vaccines and screenings; it's about bringing people together. The event is happening this Saturday. From

environment

Butterflies Adjusting to Climate Change: A Tale of Survival

Butterflies are changing because of climate change. Scientists looked at two types of butterflies in different places. They found that these butterflies are adapting in unique ways. In California, the butterflies are changing their wing colors. This helps them handle warmer springs. They are using

The Epstein Files: What's Next?

The clock is ticking for the Justice Department. They have until Friday to share files about Jeffrey Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell. This isn't just any request; it's a law passed by Congress. The Epstein Files Transparency Act says the DOJ must release unclassified records, documents,

lifestyle

A Fresh Take on Food Criticism in Washington

In a surprising move, the new food critic for a major Washington publication has shaken up the scene. Instead of heading to a fancy restaurant, he took a team to a church cafeteria. This choice shows his plan to change how food criticism works in the city. The new critic, Elazar Sontag, started his

sports

Miami Dolphins Shake Up Quarterback Spot

The Miami Dolphins have made a big change at quarterback. After being eliminated from playoff contention, they decided to bench Tua Tagovailoa. Instead, they will start rookie Quinn Ewers for the upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals. This move comes after coach Mike McDaniel said all options

Putin's Unwavering Stance: Diplomacy or Force for Ukraine

Russia's leader, Vladimir Putin, recently made it clear that his country's objectives in Ukraine remain steadfast. He emphasized that these goals will be realized, either through talks or by pushing forward militarily if discussions don't yield results. Speaking at a gathering of Russia's Defense Mi

crime

A New Leader for DC Police Amidst Challenges

Jeffery Carroll is stepping up as the new interim police chief in Washington, DC. He's been with the police force since 2002. The announcement came after the previous chief, Pamela Smith, decided to step down. Carroll is no stranger to big responsibilities. He's been in charge of day-to-day operati

Lawmakers Clash Over How to Tackle Crime and Immigration