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Three Bills Aim to Right Maine’s Wrongs to Wabanaki Tribes

Maine legislators have an opportunity to reset and reframe the state’s relationship with the Wabanaki people

February 16, 2022  |  Sean Mahoney  |  @SeanCLF

Penobscot River Maine

Among the bills under consideration is one that would establish a commission to review state-owned lands and waterways of significance to Maine's tribes – waterways like the Penobscot River (above). Photo: Ecophotograhy

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