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Eggs & Issues 2025-2026 Season

Eggs & Issues 2025-2026 Season

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Eggs & Issues is the Portland Community Chamber of Commerce’s monthly business forum where our community gathers to discuss business issues of the day.

Matt Gagnon from The WGAN Morning News will be broadcasting live from 6am – 9am from Hannaford Hall @ USM for each Eggs & Issues. He’ll be interviewing the keynote speaker(s) before they hit the stage.

2025-2026 Dates

Working Together – The Status of Healthcare in Southern Maine                                        February 12th, 2026 :

Barriers & Pathways – Housing Solutions for Maine
March 12th, 2026

Re-imagining Education in Maine
April 9th, 2026

Elections 2026: Previewing Maine’s Biggest Races
May 14th, 2026

 

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