Robbie Feinberg
All Things Considered Host and ProducerRobbie grew up in New Hampshire, but has since written stories for radio stations from Washington, D.C., to a fishing village in Alaska. Robbie graduated from the University of Maryland and got his start in public radio at the Transom Story Workshop in Woods Hole,
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On Thursday, the system announced that it had chosen to negotiate with Calvary Chapel Belfast on the purchase, because the organization produced the "top-scoring response." -
The top four floors of the six-story building would house 60 apartments, with 80% designated as affordable. The bottom floors would be the home of the service provider, Youth & Family Outreach, and provide childcare and pre-K to 110 children. -
The network — known as the Maine IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (Maine INBRE) — supplies equipment, research and training to hundreds of students across more than a dozen institutions. -
Hearings on challenges against both candidates are scheduled for Wednesday, August 14, with opportunities for both the candidates and challengers to present evidence and argue their cases. -
Auburn's St. Dominic Academy brought the lawsuit about a year after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Maine could not bar religious schools from receiving state funding as part of a "town tuitioning" program, which paid for students from certain towns to attend other public or private schools. -
The U.S. Treasury Department piloted the Direct File tool in 12 states earlier this year, allowing people to file their taxes directly with the IRS. The department has since announced plans to expand Direct File and make it permanent. -
Under the new partnership, the systems will be more proactive and reach out to eligible community college students about halfway through their associate degree, with information on how to continue their education at one of Maine's public universities. -
Maine's Business and Consumer Court rejected the appeal from project opponent Protect Downeast, which argued that the town's planning board misinterpreted the local land use code when it approved the project. -
The data represents the number of eviction filings, and not the number of final eviction judgments entered. -
Richard McCarthy took over the role more than a year ago, at a time when the agency was under fire over allegations of a toxic work environment, and offensive and misogynistic statements in the workplace.
