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In this episode of the Muddy Waters Podcast, Chuck Ellis talks with Katherine Divine, formerly Katherine Parker, about her campaign for Bangor City Council.
Katherine shares why she decided to run, how becoming a mom changed her focus, and what she’s hearing from people in Bangor. They dig into public safety, needles in public spaces, homelessness and addiction policy, opioid settlement funds, school spending versus results, and why she believes the city needs more accountability.
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