and interviewed Mark Brewer, professor and chair of political science at the University of Maine, on how many cities and towns across the state are struggling to retain their managers. 鈥淚 see two primary drivers here,鈥 he said to The Maine Monitor. 鈥淭he first is that for a variety of reasons, the number of trained town managers in Maine has declined significantly in recent years.鈥 The second, he said, 鈥渋s that local politics has become more contentious in Maine, with many towns seeing more conflict. Sometimes this causes town managers to leave. Sometimes they are forced out.鈥 The and the shared the article from The Maine Monitor. highlighted the Portland Press Herald article.聽
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