The Mercury highlights the importance of local journalism and arts in Portland, urging community support for their continuous operation. In local news, Providence health care workers have concluded a 46-day strike after securing a new contract that includes salary increases and benefits. Meanwhile, an appeal against the city’s approval of Zenith Energy’s operations is underway due to environmental concerns raised by advocacy groups and residents, ensuring local governance is held accountable for environmental stewardship.
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The 46-day strike of Providence nurses and doctors is finally over after the health care workers reached a labor agreement with the health institution.
The new contract includes substantial salary increases of 20 to 42 percent over the course of the contract, as well as pay for missed breaks and meal periods.
A group of environmental advocacy organizations, together with 18 residents, plans to appeal the city of Portland's decision to grant a Land Use Compatibility Statement to Zenith Energy.
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