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State lawmakers stepped in two years ago to prevent the closure of two nursing and rehab homes for veterans. But the CEO of the nonprofit that runs the homes said low MaineCare reimbursement rates continue to cause large shortfalls.
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An attorney for the Worcester family, which is behind the national Wreaths Across America program, said the decision was made after hearing from the local community.
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Brig. Gen. Diane Dunn has commanded multiple units during her more than three decades with the National Guard and recently served as chief of staff to the president of the University of Maine in Orono.
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The Portland-based nonprofit Preble Street estimates roughly 80-90 veterans were placed in housing during 100 day challenge.
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The Legislature's Government Oversight Committee is continuing its probe into the financial operations of Maine Veterans Homes.
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VA Secretary Denis McDonough was in Maine this week and said he's confident that the state and its partners will meet its goals of housing 100 veterans within the next 100 days.
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More than 200 veterans in Maine are experiencing homelessness, according to social service providers. A group of non-profits and others are launching an effort this week to bring an end to veterans homelessness in Maine.
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Maine Sen. Angus King is encouraging veterans who were exposed to toxic hazards to apply for new benefits this month.
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It's expected to serve at least 1,400 veterans in the region, providing primary care, blood draw and mental health services.
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The Hire-A-Vet Campaign placed 186 veterans, including 40 women last year. The program helped 217 veterans back in 2021, and it routinely secured jobs for close to 300 veterans before the pandemic.