Two local book stores, “Longfellow Books,” and “Sherman’s” are geared up for what will be a busy day in their stores tomorrow.  September 11 – a memorable date for another reason – is the day that FEAR:  Trump in the … Continue reading →

The West End Neighborhood Association will present a forum for District 2 city council candidates next month.  The date is Thursday, October 4th, at Reiche School auditorium from 6:30 – 8:00 pm. The two candidates are Spencer Thibodeau (incumbent) and … Continue reading →

“We have borne on this casket – from Lincoln Park to these steps of city hall – a large and noble codfish.  He is unnamed because unknown, unappreciated because unseen.   But let us honor his life and his memory today … Continue reading →

Maine faith leaders, a/k/a Moral Movement Maine,  implored Senators Collins (R) and King (I) not to support Judge Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court – all with the calamitous backdrop of another controversial day of Judicial Committee hearings, an anonymous … Continue reading →

The word spread quickly last Friday that the recently opened bar, Sagamore Hill,150 Park Street, had been shut down for a “clerical error” according to an “OOPS” sign in its doorway. Allegedly, the word came from the State of Maine … Continue reading →

You are invited to a meet and greet reception in support of Attorney General Janet Mills democratic candidacy for governor this November.  The reception is on Saturday, September 8th between 10:00 am – 12:00 noon. It is to be held … Continue reading →

Join many of your friends on the first day of Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings for a Town Hall discussion to learn more about the man himself and where he stands on many of the key issues at stake.  The Town … Continue reading →

The public is invited to attend the launch of a Portland public school analysis that begins tomorrow, Tuesday, September 4th.  The 2018-19 analysis starts at 6:00 pm at city hall chambers.  A public hearing will immediately follow the workshop.  The … Continue reading →