What's being done to address hunger in Maine?

The former Senator from Maine discussed her new book "Fighting for Common Ground - How We Can Fix the Stalemate in Congress." She joins us from a studio in Washington, DC.

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The latest on diagnosing and treating Alzheimer's disease.

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Another in our 'What Does It Mean" series - this time exploring what it means to be kind.

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Spring is here and so is the planting season. Learn what to plant and how to get it to grow. The Northern New England Home, Garden, Flower Show is May 17 - 19.

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Does philosophy help one make tough decisions in life or lead to a career asking 'do you want fries with that?'

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Women are trying to balance work and family life. Can they? Is it possible?

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The acclaimed singer, songwriter, novelist joined us in our studio.

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The challenges and opportunities facing women who are journalists in other countries.

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One out of seven Mainers has difficulty hearing. A panel of experts discussed the detecting, preventing and treating of hearing loss.

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Why buying local should mean more than going to your neighborhood farmer's market.

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How is the Federal Sequestration affecting the economy and the citizens of Maine?

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Good nutrition and does eating organic make a difference? Two doctors discussed health, wellness and eating right.

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April is Autism Awareness Month - A look at the latest treatment research, medications and other therapies--plus services for those with autism.

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A look at Maine's museums--from the well known to the hidden gems--and the role they play in the state's tourism, education and culture.

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Understanding living wills and medical directives and how they can help clarify difficult end-of-life choices.

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The Elver harvest is in full swing. What is the latest on the Elver fishery in Maine?

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Tips and strategies for helping people with disabilities find work. Why employing people with disabilities makes good business sense.

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Join a panel of music lovers and writers for a conversation about local bands, great venues and what makes the music scene in our state thrive.

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 A panel of experts with tips and strategies for finding work under challenging economic conditions.

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A panel of experts with advice on wills and estate planning were present.

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Stories of adoption, including Best Selling Maine Author Linda Greenlaw's decision to adopt a teenager.

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What is Social Impact Investing and how is it working in Maine and throughout the country?

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Senator King discussed the latest budget battles in Washington and his legislative priorities.

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The electrification of Maine during the 20th century, and how a rural state became modern.

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