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I am a general assignment reporter at the Boston Globe, covering everything from the MBTA, to higher education, to the ongoing migrant crisis and its human impacts.

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Willard Beach on a hot summer day in July 2025. (Leslie Bridgers/Staff Writer) Maine could see record-breaking temperatures as a heat wave rolls over the state Tuesday. After cooling down slightly on Monday, temperatures are expected to peak in the high 80s for much of the state. In a handful of regions, including the towns of Fryeburg and Lebanon, meteorologists are bracing for 90 degrees or more, the National Weather Service forecasts.
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The Portland Press Herald

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The former Androscoggin Mill in Jay, once a major employer in Franklin County, is the focus of a proposed data center redevelopment project. Gov. Janet Mills vetoed a statewide data center pause in April, but now some local governments are stepping up with their own moratoriums. (Russ Dillingham/Staff Photographer) Without a statewide moratorium on large data center development, a patchwork of local laws appears to be forming in Maine. Weeks after Gov.
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A trucker hauling logs is seen at the pump at an Irving gas station off of Route 26 on in West Paris in March. (Libby Kamrowski Kenny/Staff Photographer) A suspension of the federal gas tax could ease Mainers’ pain at the pump, but it may not lead to an instant — or noticeable — drop in prices. President Donald Trump has proposed temporarily suspending the roughly 18-cent surcharge as a way to offset rising gas prices, which have climbed recently amid the war in Iran.
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