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Press releases from: October 2019

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Senator Collins Meets with Mainers from American Occupational Therapy Association
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Senate Passes Bipartisan Bill to Protect Endangered Species
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Senate Passes Collins, Smith Resolution Recognizing October as National Principals Month
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Senators Collins, Smith Praise Unanimous Senate Passage of Their Resolution Celebrating Afterschool Programs
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Senator Collins Meets with Executive Director of Maine Principals Association
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Senator Collins Recognized for Leadership in Fighting Alzheimer’s at UsAgainstAlzheimer’s Reception
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Collins, King Announce USDA Investment in Boothbay Harbor
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Senator Collins, Bipartisan Group Call for Expanded Access to Care and Resources for Families with Alzheimer’s
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Senator Collins Votes to Block Scam to Allow Wealthy Individuals to Evade State and Local Tax Deduction Limit
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Senator Collins Joins Bipartisan Group in Introducing National Criminal Justice Commission Act
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Senator Collins Urges Colleagues to Support Transportation & Housing Funding Bill She Authored
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Senator Collins Joins Bipartisan Group in Introducing Legislation to Help Workers Access Training For In-Demand Career Fields
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Senators Collins, Reed Lead Call for Quick Distribution of LIHEAP Assistance
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Collins, King Join Bipartisan Push to Extend Funding for Community Health Centers
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COLUMN: Innovation is Fueling Maine’s Forest Products Industry
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Collins, King, Pingree Support Communities in York and Cumberland Counties Seeking Updated FEMA Flood Maps
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Senators Collins, King Announce Maine Locations for 2019 Drug Take-Back Day
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Collins, Bipartisan Group Introduce Bill to Expand Access to Historic Tax Credit
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Senator Collins Recognizes Biddeford and Lewiston Mayors for Signing onto Challenge to End Veteran Homelessness
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Senator Collins, HUD Administrator, Local Officials Announce Nearly $15M to Reduce Lead Hazards in Maine