Eesha Pendharkar is a Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and education, with a focus on civil rights, accessibility, and diversity and inclusion. Eesha's work has been featured in Education Week, Yahoo News, The Portland Press Herald, and many more prominent outlets.
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By: Lauren McCauley, Eesha Pendharkar
Biddeford officials are calling for justice and accountability for the killing of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, who was shot on July 13 by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent. Residents, meanwhile, are demanding that their local leaders take stronger action to protect the community, which they say has been threatened for months by federal immigration authorities.
By: Eesha Pendharkar
Following months of accusations from national and state Republicans that Gov. Janet Mills’ administration had not done enough to combat fraud in the Medicaid program, the state on Wednesday announced it had suspended payments to five providers based on allegations of fraud. The Department of Health and Human Services’ program integrity unit, which is responsible […]
By: Eesha Pendharkar
Following months of accusations from national and state Republicans that Gov. Janet Mills' administration had not done enough to combat fraud in
By: Eesha Pendharkar
Three years ago, a handful of Maine school districts struggling with student mental health needs applied for a federal grant to help them hire school counselors and social workers.
By: Eesha Pendharkar
Three years ago, a handful of Maine school districts struggling with student mental health needs applied for a federal grant to help them hire school counselors and social workers. The grant applications included a commitment to hiring staff that represented their particular community and understood its needs. The grant — part of the Bipartisan Safer […]
Biddeford resident Monica Davis was helping a friend move on a Monday morning in July when she saw a girl racing down the road saying, “They’ve just killed someone, ICE just killed someone in the street.” That was how Davis, who lives a few blocks from Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero’s family, found out that he […]
By: Eesha Pendharkar
Maine will continue to follow guidance from trusted medical and public health organizations in light of President Donald Trump’s executive order reshaping childhood vaccination recommendations, the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. “President Trump and Secretary Kennedy are playing politics with the lives of our nation’s children. Vaccines are safe and effective […]
Maine will continue to follow guidance from trusted medical and public health organizations in light of President Donald Trump's executive order
Biddeford resident Monica Davis was helping a friend move on a Monday morning in July when she saw a girl racing down the road saying, “They've just killed someone, ICE just killed someone in the street.”
By: Eesha Pendharkar
Despite a district court order for the Trump administration to release mental health funding, Maine received less than half the annual allocation.
