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What the sweeping federal housing bill could mean for Maine

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By Nicole Ogrysko Verified
| Maine Calling
Congress this week achieved a rare feat. It passed a sweeping housing bill aimed at building and preserving more affordable homes. President Donald Trump, however, scuttled plans Wednesday to sign the bill, demanding that Congress first tackle a separate elections measure. Still, some are calling the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act the most significant housing bill that Congress has passed in 30 years. The bill contains about 60 provisions.
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Recounts confirm 2 more state legislative primary races

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By Nicole Ogrysko Verified
| Maine Calling
A recount has confirmed that Suzanne Andresen won the Republican primary for House District 49, which includes Arrowsic, Georgetown and Phippsburg, West Bath and Woolwich. According to the Maine secretary of state's office, Andresen narrowly edged out fellow Republican Nicolas Hamlin by just six votes. Initial results showed Andresen winning by an eight-vote margin. Andresen will face Democrat Trent Vellella in the November general election.
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State of Maine owns 130-year-old shipwreck, judge rules

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By Nicole Ogrysko Verified
| Maine Calling
A federal judge has ruled that the state of Maine is the owner of a historic ship that sunk off the coast of Mount Desert Island more than a century ago. The shipwreck sparked a yearslong debate over who has control of the remains. The Delhi, a two-masted schooner that once carried granite paving stones, sank more than 130 years ago. But it wasn't until 2023 that a Southwest Harbor based company hired a private diver to investigate and found the wreckage submerged under 120 feet of water.
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