Healthcare Access & Policy: Maine Attorney General Raoul is urging a federal appeals court to uphold a lower-court block on Trump-era Affordable Care Act rules that would make coverage harder to keep—raising costs and leaving more people uninsured. Maternal Health: A Harris Poll study finds many women get subpar or no postpartum mental health support, with gaps in education, access, and follow-up; the report also ties to a Rhode Island case involving Women & Infants Hospital. Food Safety: The CDC says a Cyclospora outbreak linked to recalled lettuce is officially over, though the FDA investigation continues; symptoms can be severe and prolonged. Local Health & Wellness: Norridgewock’s planning board approved converting a former chicken barn into a medical marijuana grow site, with conditions after a close vote. Mental Health in Schools: Sen. Angus King and other Democrats are pressing the U.S. Department of Education to restore school-based mental health grant funding, citing impacts on student safety. Public Health Nutrition: After SNAP cuts, more than 18,000 Mainers have lost benefits—about 5,000 children—raising concerns about food insecurity and school meals. Community Support: Waterville is set to host a Community Collaborate event focused on housing, health, and basic needs, aiming to reduce barriers to local services. Sports Safety: A Boston College linebacker was taken to a hospital after a serious on-field injury during a game against Rutgers. Legal & Family Rights: Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court upheld a ruling limiting a teen’s church attendance based on parental authority, keeping the case in the spotlight for religious liberty and custody rights.