"Unfortunately, Maps has stopped." - AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777

I've been using CM 10.1 since last year, and I've had pretty much no problems with overall functionality--until a few days ago.
After upgrading to cm-10.1-20130324-NIGHTLY-i777 from the 3/23 nightly, I noticed that my Google Maps app stopped working.
Any time I open the app, it (sometimes) briefly shows my location ("within 20 meters") as a blue dot, then furiously scrolls away and crashes completely without loading anything on the map except for the default white background. Then I get a pop-up message that says, "Unfortunately, Maps has stopped."
This happens any time I try to open the Maps app while connected to the internet, regardless of whether I'm using Wi-Fi or mobile data.
I have tried everything including clearing the cache, clearing data, reinstalling Maps, reverting to an older version of Maps, reverting to an older CM nightly, upgrading to today's (3/27) CM nightly, turning location settings on and off, and even doing a battery pull. Nothing seems to work.
Furthermore, the Navigation app continues to work just fine, so I'm certain this is a problem specific to the Google Maps.
Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Do a full wipe and reflash the rom.

I did this, and it fixed the Maps issue.
however, in the process of rebooting my phone into recovery, the power button has stopped working.
I don't think its a hardware issue, but I'm not sure how to fix it.
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