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But if there is no mandated insurance coverage or if the cost of the pill is too high, reproductive equity would still be limited.

Study of Maine’s democracy reveals positive trends with much work to be done

A Riverview woman says she has complaints and concerns about the way medical records are being handled when doctors close their practices without having another doctor to take over.

City staff, elected officials and members of the public have said they have been 'in the dark' regarding details of the planned homeless shelter on Park Street.

While Scott Agnew was able to pay the fee, he's concerned for others who may not have the means, and questions why it isn't covered by Medicare.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City is working with the state to contain fuel and oil that are leaking from derailed cars and seeping into nearby waters but has declined to answer questions about the amount of hazardous materials the train was transporting.

Most Americans think that health care costs too much, too many people can’t afford insurance and the entire system needs to be reformed.

ALBANY — When the Oxford County Board of Commissioners met with Albany townspeople on March 21, the public meeting was meant to illuminate why the board is considering moving the voting location for Albany residents from Albany Town Hall to another town. The main points said County Administrator Donald Durrah, “where they [the ballots] are […]

A city inspection last month found live rats, decaying rats, rat feces and urine and property damage from the rodents.

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