@kaitlin.cough

@kaitlin.cough has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in November 2023. Resources katecough has populated their site with include: • Maine proposes major staffing changes for residential care facilities • We're hiring! • Ethics inquiry puts Maine Supreme Court in uncharted territory • Child care providers across Maine cited for safety violations • Vulnerable people may be at risk in Maine's part-time probate courts • Callahan Mine site home to one of Maine’s earliest aquaculture projects • Most Maine adults in guardianships don’t have lawyers • Commission considers public flood insurance • How 7 wealthy summer residents halted MDI workforce housing • Six months in, Maine’s first public defenders’ office talks strategy • Maine's Part-Time Court • "Maine has lost sight of parents’ and children's right to be together" • Maine care facilities lack oversight when residents wander away • Maine Secretary of State discusses Maine's 2024 Election Process • Event Registration | The Maine Monitor • Is a coastal Maine road that keeps washing out worth saving? • Lack of attorneys keeps parents waiting in child removal cases • Committee approves mining law changes for Maine • Job Openings at The Maine Monitor • Flagpole of Freedom project dropped • Climate Monitor signup • A remarkable discovery in Maine’s wilderness sparks a debate over the risks and rewards of mining • A proposal to build the ‘world’s tallest flagpole’ looms over a small community in Maine • Why isn’t Maine getting FEMA disaster resiliency funding? • Maine Town Faces Difficult Choices After a Season of Drought • Bottled water bill to be watered down • Down East Magazine, November 2022 | Down East Shop • 'Dark store' theory: Walmart, large retailers push to cut millions in property taxes statewide • Conservation group stunned by proposal for wind facility on Sears Island • The sea is rising, and so is the angst for coastal homeowners • Should utility companies control energy storage? • There are more devices in Mainers’ lives than ever. No one knows where they end up. • What counts as clean energy? It depends on who you ask. • What if the trees didn’t fall in the forest? • Maine’s prime farmland is being lost to solar. Is ‘dual use’ the answer? • DEP looks to streamline permitting process for certain solar developments • World’s Richest Lithium Deposit Faces Opposition To Mining • How many fish are in the sea? New rules intend to help with the count. • As development pressure spreads, small towns struggle to plan for the future • What to know about Maine’s electrical utilities before Election Day • Housing is a climate issue — one of the most consequential • Maine company plans to bring tidal power back to Eastport • Pembroke residents push back against mining company’s plans • Maine likely to amend its strict mining laws • How ‘green’ is Maine? Recycling data is so incomplete, state experts don’t have clear picture • Facing tremendous backlog, state tax review board hopes for a turnaround • The last maternity unit in Washington County gets creative to stay open