Wendy Almeida will oversee digital and newsletter production for the Monitor’s growing nonprofit newsroom.
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The Maine Monitor is a nonprofit, nonpartisan news service of the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting that holds Maine state government and institutions accountable. Our team of investigative journalists use data- and document-based reporting to produce stories that have an impact.
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Coronavirus in Maine: Timeline
Trace key events in the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in Maine — and how officials are responding — using this interactive, multimedia timeline.
Maine Public Health Association honors The Maine Monitor for coronavirus reporting
MPHA’s Public Journalism Award recognizes a journalist or team of journalists who have made “a significant contribution to public health in Maine.”
Coronavirus in Maine: Daily Headlines — August
A compilation of top stories about the pandemic from The Maine Monitor’s media partners across Maine.
Coronavirus in Maine: Daily Headlines — July
A compilation of top stories about the pandemic from The Maine Monitor’s media partners across Maine.
Public health investigative reporter joins the Maine Monitor
Rose Lundy becomes the third member of Report for America — a national nonprofit focused on protecting local journalism — to join the the Maine Monitor editorial team.
Coronavirus in Maine: Daily Headlines — June
A compilation of top stories about the pandemic from The Maine Monitor’s media partners across Maine.
Coronavirus in Maine: Daily Headlines — May
A compilation of top stories about the pandemic from The Maine Monitor’s media partners across Maine.
Coronavirus in Maine: Daily Headlines — April
A compilation of top stories about the pandemic from The Maine Monitor’s media partners across Maine.
MCPIR co-founder publishes memoir exploring impact of Armenian Genocide on his family
In a recording, John Christie’s grandmother recalled the day in 1909 when she was nine years old and her father was murdered. It happened when the Adana massacre came to their village in Musa Dagh, an area in eastern Turkey.
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