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Mar 11, 2010 MECEP Announces Publication of “The Great Recession: Getting Back to Work” >> moreMar 10, 2010 MECEP Welcomes News that China and India Have Joined the International Climate Change Agreement >> moreMar 03, 2010 MECEP: End to Unemployment Bill Standoff Is a Welcome Stop Gap; Long Term Benefit Extension, State Fiscal Relief and Other Job Creation Steps Still Needed >> moreFeb 24, 2010 MECEP Applauds Senate Passage of $15 Billion Jobs Bill; Urges Swift, Bipartisan Action to Extend Unemployment Benefits, Provide States Fiscal Relief >> moreFeb 22, 2010 Connie Zhu Joins MECEP Team >> more
Mar 20, 2010 Bangor Daily News America's economic policies need to be revised >> moreMar 11, 2010 (Brunswick) Times Record Maine CAN do better >> moreMar 09, 2010 Maine Public Broadcasting Network AmeriCorps Ranks Growing in Maine >> moreMar 08, 2010 Maine Public Broadcasting Network State Officials Push to Extend Federal Medicaid Boost >> moreMar 04, 2010 Bangor Daily News Budget Revisions >> more
Mar 19, 2010 Anthem rates serve as rallying cry for reform >> moreMar 18, 2010 Schools Applaud $41 Million Federal Bond Allocation >> moreMar 18, 2010 Maine schools get $41 M
>> moreMar 18, 2010 Augusta store focus of national building campaign >> moreMar 18, 2010 New Hunger Coalition to help growing number of families in need >> more
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Christopher St. John
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cstjohn@mecep.org
Garrett Martin
Economic Policy Analyst
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207 380-8862 (cell)
gmartin@mecep.org
Dan Coyne
Fiscal Policy Analyst
207 622-7381 (office)
207 749-0383 (cell)
dcoyne@mecep.org
Connie Zhu
Policy Analyst
207 622-7381 (office)
207 313-4731 (cell)
czhu@mecep.org
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Mark Sullivan
Communications Director
207-622-7381 (office)
207-671-0542 (cell)
msullivan@mecep.org
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