Kaitlyn Budion is a News Reporter at various esteemed outlets including Morning Sentinel, WBUR, and Maine Public. She focuses on themes related to energy, climate change, and environmental issues, while also covering regional interests and legal affairs, including agriculture and farming. Kaitlyn's work has been featured in multiple platforms such as WAMU 88.5, WHQR Public Radio, and GBH.
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By: Kaitlyn Budion
Maine's Supreme Judicial Court found that while the Pine Tree Council has the authority to sell Camp Bomazeen, it must obey the conditions in the original trust for the property, namely that any sale funds must be used to support members of the Boy Scouts of America in central Maine.
By: Kaitlyn Budion
The state Supreme Court has proposed new rules for discipline proceedings for judges, but its not clear when the rules could go into effect and if they will impact Supreme Court Justice Catherine Connors discipline case.
Currently, there are no specific rules for complaints against a Maine Supreme Court justice.
A federal judge has rejected a Belfast church's request to halt the sale of the Hutchinson Center to Waldo County Community Action Partners. Calvary Chapel Belfast has accused the University of Maine System of religious discrimination for rescinding acceptance of an earlier bid from the church.
By: Kaitlyn Budion
Representatives from the state legislature's Health and Human Services Committee joined the advocacy group Protect Our Care Maine in urging the state's U.S. Senators to oppose Robert F. Kennedy Junior's nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Cash App's parent company, Block Inc., will pay an $80 million penalty for violating anti-money laundering regulations, according to the Maine Bureau of Consumer Credit Protection.
By: Kaitlyn Budion
Scallop fishing will be halted this Sunday in Cobscook Bay along with Whiting and Denny's Bay, Upper Machias and Little Machias Bays and Upper Western Bay.
In its latest report to the legislature, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection said it does not expect to be able to complete its investigation into PFAS contamination by the end of the year.
After years of opposition and legal challenges, Nordic Aquafarms says it will stop pursuing its land-based salmon farm project in Belfast.
A lawsuit over Maine's failure to provide adequate legal representation to low-income defendants has finally gone to trial in Kennebec County Superior Court.
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