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Stephanie McFeeters

Stephanie McFeeters

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Deputy Editor, The Maine Monitor

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Total articles 256

  • How Maine counties are spending ARPA funds

    By Stephanie McFeeters Verified, Aarushi Sahejpal, Jinpeng Li, IRWJinpeng Li| The Maine Monitor@ Maine counties received $261 million through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), which pumped billions in federal funding into Maine to help government agencies respond to disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and invest in critical infrastructure. The deadline to obligate these funds was December 31, 2024, and the deadline to spend them is December 31, 2026.

    By Stephanie McFeeters Verified, Aarushi Sahejpal, Jinpeng Li, IRWJinpeng Li · The Maine Monitor

    Feb. 09, 2025

  • ‘Do we hit pause? Do we pull the plug?’: In Maine, questions follow federal funding freeze

    By Josh Keefe Verified, Rose Lundy, Emily Bader, Stephanie McFeeters Verified| Beacon (Maine) Verified On Tuesday morning, Claire Berkowitz, the CEO of Midcoast Maine Community Action in Bath, got some unusual and frightening news: her organization couldn’t access the federal funding it needed to run its Head Start program. Soon, she was hearing the same thing from her counterparts across Maine. “My first thought was ‘How can that be?’” said Berkowitz, who also serves as the chair of the statewide Maine Community Action Partnership.

    By Josh Keefe Verified, Rose Lundy, Emily Bader, Stephanie McFeeters Verified · Beacon (Maine)

    Feb. 05, 2025

  • In Maine, questions follow federal funding freeze

    By Josh Keefe Verified, Rose Lundy, Emily Bader Verified, Stephanie McFeeters Verified| The Maine Monitor@ On Tuesday morning, Claire Berkowitz, the CEO of Midcoast Maine Community Action in Bath, got some unusual and frightening news: her organization couldn’t access the federal funding it needed to run its Head Start program. Soon, she was hearing the same thing from her counterparts across Maine. “My first thought was ‘How can that be?’” said Berkowitz, who also serves as the chair of the statewide Maine Community Action Partnership.

    By Josh Keefe Verified, Rose Lundy, Emily Bader Verified, Stephanie McFeeters Verified · The Maine Monitor

    Feb. 02, 2025

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The Maine Monitor

The Maine Monitor is a nonprofit digital newsroom reporting in the public interest of Maine delivering fearless, citizen-supported, nonpartisan journalism to inform Mainers.

Portland, United States

+1 207-632-6881

Founded: 2009