Kaitlyn Budion is a reporter with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in Maine, particularly in Portland. She has written for various publications including Maine Public, WBUR, BDN, Morning Sentinel, and Our Community Now, covering a wide range of topics including local events, politics, environmental issues, and crime stories.
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The YMCA will expand to offer 150 spots for children of Bath Iron Works employees.
By: Kaitlyn Budion
The union representing state workers has reached an agreement with the Mills administration to settle a labor practices complaint.
Houlton Farms Dairy, the only dairy producer north of Portland, will halt milk production by the end of the month.
By: Kaitlyn Budion
The lawsuit alleges the state has failed to provide services for children with behavioral disabilities in their homes, segregating them in hospitals, residential facilities and the Long Creek Youth Development Center.
Ayla Reynolds' disappearance prompted the largest and most expensive criminal investigation in Maine's history.
A coalition of outdoor groups this morning launched a new campaign supporting the $30 million trail bond on the November ballot.
Outdoor groups on Tuesday launched the “Yes on 4” campaign in support of the $30 million trail bond question on the November ballot.
By: Carol Bousquet, Kaitlyn Budion
A newspaper article reports that the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority knew of deficiencies in a fire suppression system at the Brunswick Executive Airport last year but failed to disclose them. Fourteen months later 51,000 gallons of the toxic foam spilled into the environment.
By: Carol Bousquet, Kaitlyn Budion
That comes after a newspaper article revealed an inspection found deficiencies in the airport's fire suppression system last year.
By: Kaitlyn Budion
Acadia Mountain Guides Climbing School is partnering with Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center to offer a new mountain medicine program.
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