Maine Gov. Mills proposes $71M supplemental budget, with focus on Lewiston massacre
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Democratic Maine Gov. Janet Mills unveiled a $71 million supplemental budget on Wednesday, which includes several security initiatives in light of the Lewiston shooting.
"This proposal strikes the balance between making timely investments to address urgent needs — like public safety, mental health, housing, education, and health care — and saving money to ensure that our state continues to stand on strong fiscal footing in the future," the governor said in a statement.
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