Oasis Free Clinics: Adapting to Meet the Changing Needs of Our Community

For four years, Oasis Free Clinics has been providing quality healthcare to uninsured adults in Brunswick and surrounding areas. We believe everyone deserves access to healthcare, and we strive to treat every person with dignity and respect. Over the years, we’ve adapted our services to meet the changing needs of our patients and community. We’ve added mobile clinics, community health workers, vision care, and mental health counseling to ensure that our patients have access to the care they need. We are committed to providing comprehensive, patient-centered care to our community.

Maine’s Eclipse: A Uniting Force for Change

Maine played a starring role in the national spotlight during the total solar eclipse on April 8, drawing thousands of out-of-state visitors and locals alike to witness the extraordinary celestial event. Despite forecasts of cloud cover, the skies cleared, allowing for an unforgettable experience. The eclipse served as a reminder of our connection to history and the power of nature to inspire awe and reflection.

Mills Vetoes Bill to Give Farmworkers Minimum Wage Protections

A proposal to give farmworkers protections under Maine’s minimum wage law has been vetoed by Gov. Janet Mills. The Labor and Housing Committee had amended the bill to allow farmworkers to pursue private litigation in response to alleged violations, which Mills opposed due to concerns about the potential financial impact on farmers. Advocates for farmworkers criticized the veto, saying it sends a message that farmworkers are of second-class status. The bill passed the House of Representatives with narrow margins, but a two-thirds vote in each chamber is needed to override the governor’s veto, which is seen as unlikely.

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