By Carol McCracken (Post # 547) Fore Street Chef Sam Hayward is one of the nominees for this years Sustainer award. The award is given annually by Chefs Collaborative, a nationwide network of chefs and culinary professionals promoting the use … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2010
WCZ Proposed Zoning Changes Stalled in Committee; Scrapped from City Council Agenda for 8/16
By Carol McCracken (Post # 526) Call it stalling while John Anton goes on his own summer tme fishing trip, because for the second time the CDC has decided it needs more information before it can give a thumbs up to the City … Continue reading
Two Story Parking Garage To Go Up on Site of former Jordan’s Meats; In 6 – 8 Weeks
By Carol McCracken (Post # 545) Last night, the planning board approved a proposal by Opechee Construction Corp. for a two-level parking garage on the site of the former Jordan’s Meat plant. The approval was for 208 parking spaces. The first … Continue reading
St. Lawrence Arts Center Makes Case For “Conditional Rezoning”: Prequesite to Fund Raising
By Carol McCracken (Post # 544) For the second time in as many months, representatives of the St. Lawrence Arts Center appeared before the city’s planning board in support of their appplication for conditional rezoning at 76 Congress Street on … Continue reading
Rare Opportunity for Young Track Club Members; This Afternoon
By Carol McCracken (Post # 543) The Portland Recreation Track Club has announced a unique two – part opportunity for its young members this afternoon, Tuesday, August 10, starting at 5 pm at Fitzpatrick Stadium, Deering Avenue. Track club members will … Continue reading
Red Claws Announce 2010 Open Tryout & Season Opener at Home
By Carol McCracken (Post # 542) Earlier this month, the Red Claws announced that the 2010 open tryouts are on September 11 – 12, at the University of Massachusetts Boston. The announcement was made by Red Claws president and general … Continue reading
Some Peaks Island Residents to Receive $20. Parking Subsidy From City; Islanders Wary Over Motivation
By Carol McCracken (Post # 541) The City of Portland announced today that begining September 1, it will provide a $20. per month subsidy for 100 year-round Peaks Island residents. The subsidy will be good at the Ocean Gateway Parking … Continue reading
Trader Joe’s Opens In Portland; 11/1/10 – SEE CORRECTED DATE BELOW…
By Carol McCracken (Post # 540) EDITOR’S NOTE: Since writing post # 603, MHN.com has written Post # 619 about the opening day of the store and the long lines – both to check-out and outside the store. That’s post … Continue reading
Whole Foods Market Makes News Again
By Carol McCracken (Post # 539) “Whole Foods Market ranked third on the US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) list of 50 green power partners using the most renewable electricity,” announced “Sustainable Food News,” the on-line newsletter for the organic, sustainable … Continue reading
Bayside Trail to Open; 8/19
By Carol McCracken (Post # 538) The much anticipated opening of the Bayside Trail is set for Thursday, August 19th. The event will run from 4 pm to 6 pm. The location is at Elm Street Plaza off Marginal Way. … Continue reading