Lundy’s coverage in 2021 focused, in part, on nursing home closures, staffing shortages, and the impacts of the pandemic.

Lundy’s coverage in 2021 focused, in part, on nursing home closures, staffing shortages, and the impacts of the pandemic.
Veteran journalist David Dahl replaces Eric Conrad as editor of the non-profit news organization.
The Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting is looking for a part-time Executive Director to helm The Maine Monitor.
Hiring Renée Johansson, a well-known Maine non-profit leader and brand strategist, signals new phase for investigative news organization.
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Andrew Howard’s article about the York County Jail turning inmates away didn’t happen easily. In the end, the truth came out.
The Maine Monitor scoops up 42 total 2021 Maine Press Association awards, including first place ‘General Excellence’ for digital design and 19 other first place prizes.
Our annual appeal is under way. The Monitor, which offers groundbreaking journalism to readers without a paywall, needs your support. Maine does, too.
From a humble start as the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting, we recap 12 years of investigative journalism. And we offer a preview of what’s in store.
Hogan’s 2020 project, “Defenseless,” captures honorable mention for investigative reporting in the Institute for Nonprofit News’ nationwide journalism contest.
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