Amy Gallant, Advocacy Director with AARP Maine discusses their 2019 Legislative Agenda, Tuesdays at the State House for volunteers and how anyone can be a part of it, and the housing bond, whose funds were just released.

Residents of Maine and New Hampshire rely heavily on private wells for their drinking water, but few have their wells tested and some standard tests in ME do not include arsenic, which is a problem in New England coastal arsenic belt where up to 60 percent of wells have levels of arsenic that exceed EPA limits. Learn the dangers, and what you can do about them, from scientists with the MDI Biological Laboratory.