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Education & Budget Questions
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On WGAN Morning News, Matt Gagnon discusses questions about local control of education, whether Maine can learn from states like Mississippi, and criticism of the state’s approach to addressing a reported $1.2 billion budget shortfall. Is another committee the answer, or does Maine need a different approach?

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