There's a measure in congress that, if passed, would ensure Maine gets as much federal home heating help as it got last year.
US Senator Olympia Snowe says a resolution to fund the federal government for six months includes language that would give states low income home enrgy assistance, or li-heap, funding at last year's levels.
Last year, Maine received 38.6 million dollars in li-heap money.
The resolution is expected to be voted on by the house and senate over the next several days.
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