Erin Rhoda is the Maine Focus editor at the Bangor Daily News. She covers a range of topics including law enforcement, crime, and lawsuits, with a particular emphasis on issues relevant to Maine. Erin's work has also been featured in the New Hampshire Union Leader and Calhoun Times.
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Erin Rhoda's coverage primarily focuses on local government, politics, and crime in the United States, specifically in Maine and Bangor. Her articles often revolve around legal policy regulation and government announcements related to various topics such as gun control, mass shootings, community events, law enforcement issues, workplace investigations, transparency concerns, child abuse cases as well as environmental pollution.
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RAYMOND, Maine — Sharon Ash Tancredi decided to take out a long-term care insurance plan about 20 years ago to make sure she wouldn't be bankrupted by elder care costs as she grew older.
If you or someone you know needs resources or support related to sexual violence, contact the Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault's 24/7 hotline at 800-871-7741.
By: Lori Valigra, Erin Rhoda
PARIS, Maine — Oxford County Sheriff Christopher Wainwright, whose job was saved by Gov. Janet Mills in May, asked the county to pay his legal fees during a commissioners meeting in Paris on Tuesday.
A new study illuminates how fewer people plan to have kids. Why? They just don't want to.
The Maine board that oversees doctors decided on Tuesday to dismiss four of 15 counts of misconduct against a surgeon from MaineGeneral Medical
But the actions of Oxford County Sheriff Christopher Wainwright, which local commissioners described as irresponsible and potentially unlawful, stand in contrast to the practices of other sheriffs in Maine, the Bangor Daily News found after requesting gun sale records from every county.
By: Erin Rhoda
As police investigate the homicides of four women over the last three weeks in Maine, people who work with crime victims are also dealing with deep uncertainty over the federal funding that pays their salaries.
It is the latest allegation against Dr. Ian Reight, who is subject to a disciplinary hearing before the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine.
The drop in overdose deaths could reverse if the drugs people use become more lethal, said Maine's director of opioid response.
By: Erin Rhoda
Domestic violence advocates instilled in Apsega the idea that she didn't have to carry her experiences alone, telling her “it wasn't my responsibility to keep my story quiet,” she said. That's why she decided to speak publicly for this article.
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