Kennebec Journal
The Kennebec Journal is a daily newspaper that comes out every morning, serving Augusta, Maine. It is part of MaineToday Media, the same company that publishes Maine's biggest newspaper, the Portland Press Herald. This publication focuses on news from Augusta and the nearby capital region, as well as southern Kennebec County. Locally, it is often referred to as the "KJ."
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1 day ago |
centralmaine.com | Alex Lear
Maine legislators heard testimony on more than a dozen bills Wednesday aimed at amending, delaying or outright repealing the state’s fledgling paid family and medical leave program. As business leaders prepared for a slate of afternoon hearings before the Legislature’s labor committee, the broad-based Maine Paid Family Leave Coalition held a noontime rally outside the State House to defend the program against what coalition members say are attempts to destroy it.
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1 day ago |
centralmaine.com | Alex Lear
An emergency law allocating $3.5 million to address Maine’s public defense crisis took effect Wednesday without the governor’s signature. Maine is struggling to provide legal representation to everyone who has a constitutional right to a court-appointed lawyer if they can’t afford one on their own. The situation had grown so dire that a judge in Kennebec County recently ordered that people who have waited longer than two weeks for a lawyer start to be released from jail.
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2 days ago |
centralmaine.com | Alex Lear
A proposal to better gauge Maine’s progress in addressing its housing crisis won legislative committee approval Tuesday, but without Republican support or a mandate that all municipalities participate. As submitted, LD 1184 would have required all cities and towns to report annual home construction data — including building, demolition and occupancy permits — to the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development.
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3 days ago |
centralmaine.com | Alex Lear
The American Civil Liberties Union is suing to reinstate the status of any international student in New England who has had their visa wrongfully revoked. The ACLU says it is representing more than 100 international students in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Puerto Rico who had their immigration status terminated, although it is unclear if any international students in Maine have been impacted.
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3 days ago |
centralmaine.com | Jessica Lowell
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