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Troy Jackson owed $4,600 in back income taxes during his run for governor Original

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By Sawyer Loftus Verified
| The Maine Monitor
This story appears as part of a collaboration between The Maine Monitor and Maine Focus, the investigative team of the Bangor Daily News, a partnership to strengthen investigative journalism in Maine. You can show your support for this effort with a donation to The Monitor. Read more about the partnership. Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson, the Democrat on track to face U.S. Sen. Susan Collins in November, had to pay $4,600 in late state income taxes last year.
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Troy Jackson owed $4,600 in back income taxes during his run for governor

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By Sawyer Loftus Verified
| Bangor Daily News Verified
Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson, the Democrat on track to face U.S. Sen. Susan Collins in November, had to pay $4,600 in late state income taxes last year. The longtime state lawmaker and logger from the Aroostook County town of Allagash was hit with a state tax lien last August over unpaid taxes dating back to 2020, according to Maine Revenue Services records.
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We’re investigating Maine’s education freefall and seeking solutions

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| Bangor Daily News Verified
In a state that once led the nation in math and reading test scores, a concerning decline in the past decade is revealing cracks in the education system. Credit: Leela Stockley / BDN Composite; Kim Higgins / BDN The Bangor Daily News will spend the coming months examining the public education system as part of a new, ongoing project to cover what it’s like to be a kid growing up in Maine.
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