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Medicaid expansion, a number of things, greater awareness by people. It will be interesting to see what impact covid has had on those numbers. Were going to leave this, but you can watch it in its entirety on our website. We take you live to capitol hill for a Senate Hearing on senator klobuchar would like to be her but cant. Im going to be expressing many of her views in this opening statement. Im going to say on her behalf that she appreciates your work, and appreciate you being here. I want to thank you, and acknowledge the eac was established with broad bipartisan support. Thats good news....

Those numbers. Were going to leave this, but you can watch it in its entirety on our website. We take you live to capitol hill for a Senate Hearing on senator klobuchar would like to be her but cant. Im going to be expressing many of her views in this opening statement. Im going to say on her behalf that she appreciates your work, and appreciate you being here. I want to thank you, and acknowledge the eac was established with broad bipartisan support. Thats good news. That was about 20 years ago, and tasked with the important security, establishing cybersecurity guidelines for promoting access...

Members of the Election Assistance Commission about the security concerns head of the 2024 president ial election cycle. They talk about cyber threats, whose Artificial Intelligence, incontinence information. I called to order this hearing on oversight u. S. Election Assistance Commission, thank you all for being here. I want to thank you and ill give witness introduction in a moment. N first of all, senator klobuchar, she would like to be here but cant express her views as reflected in his Opening Statement i want to say under her behalf she appreciates your o work and your being here. Want t...

Mayor Clinton Lamb of Sullivan, who chose not to run for reelection in the fall 2023 general race, will join the Aim Field Services Program in early 2024.

By Staff Greg Paxton, the executive director of Maine Preservation, has announced he will retire after 13 years in the role. Paxton's retirement, which he recently announced to the board of trustees of the Yarmouth-based nonprofit, will become effective June 1. During his tenure, Maine Preservation grew from one full-time and one part-time employees to five full-time employees. Under Paxton's leadership, several programs that have supported historic preservation development and boosted the economies of communities across the state were launched. "I am fortunate that during my t...