Up here in Maine
Trish CallahanNonpartisan thoughts on social and political issues
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Subscribers | Read | mainethoughts.substack.com |
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Hungry kids at Thanksgiving? It's the new American way, baby
So wow. Per a Spectrum News article:
An electricity rate increase request AND a data center inquiry at the same time?
We’ve got an interesting coinky-dink going on up here in Maine right now. Electricity supplier Central Maine Power (CMP) has made a request to raise rates over the next five years. The company’s press release says the revenue will go toward...
What I learned from a gentleman with an intellectual disability
Many moons ago I worked with a gentleman who had cerebral palsy and an intellectual disability – a condition formerly referred to as mental retardation. His case was complex because he also had mental and behavioral health issues.
New thinking in Maine Politics Part 2: Graham Platner
I have a previous post titled: Maine needs a new way of thinking about politics. It pertained to Rick Bennett’s announcement about his independent candidacy for Maine governor. Click here to read.
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