On Monday, September 23rd, Governor Janet Mills will deliver remarks before the United Nations (UN) about Maine’s effort to fight climate change. Governor Mills will be the first Maine Governor to address the UN as well as being the first … Continue reading
Maine joins a coalition of 24 attorneys generals, the cities of Los Angeles and New York , in filing a lawsuit against the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) according to a press release issued by attorney general Aaron M. … Continue reading
The roar of the enormous crowd made it difficult to hear the message from climate change seekers, but following the rally at city hall plaza today, Anna Siegel, the 13 year old youth leader of the movement in the area, … Continue reading
Due to a water main break, residents of Peaks and Cushing Islands are asked to boil water for l minute before use. Please bring the water to a rolling boil. That applies to water used for: drinking, washing food, making … Continue reading
A replica of the Santa Maria is in Portland through the weekend at Maine Wharf. If you forget your history, the Santa Maria is one of the three ships that brought Columbus to this country in 1492. It is available … Continue reading
“You can get evicted from this building for putting flyers under peoples’ doors,” Alyssa Floyd was told this morning by building manager, Brad, on behalf of the owner. Floyd wanted to inform tenants of Bayside Village of the city council … Continue reading
The 6th annual public policy forum focuses this year on worker and labor issues in the food service industry. The forum is to be held on Wednesday, September 18, 2019 from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm at Hannaford Hall, on … Continue reading
Oxbow Blending & Bottling, Washington Avenue, on Munjoy Hill, is calling upon its patrons and others to get involved in a community rubbish clean up event on Wednesday, September 25th. It happens between 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm. From 5:00 … Continue reading
Josh Miranda said late this afternoon that he has leased the entire first floor of Ten Dana Street in the Old Port of Portland from Ten Dana Street, LLC. Although he has not yet filed for a permit from the … Continue reading
This morning area voters rolled out a BIG – in fact 5 ft. BIG – check to Senator Susan Collins (R) hoping she will listen to southern Maine voters. This would be a break in her tradition of ignoring small … Continue reading
