Trumpy calls the coronavirus a hoax.  He’s accused the Democrats of creating this hoax since they failed in the Russian probe and in the Ukrainian Senate trial to remove him from office.  Now Democrats are trying to use this health … Continue reading →

Bob’s Clam Hut, at 111 Cumberland and Washington Avenues, was packed this noon as the word spread that the eighteen month old seafood hotspot is closing this Sunday. Partons came to savor for the last time the amazing clam chowder … Continue reading →

Portlanders are trying to prepare for what could be an outbreak of  coronavirus – the virus that began in China and has spread into Asia – have begun searching for face masks. Jennifer Barclay, at Black Bear Medical, said this … Continue reading →

Last night Trumpy addressed the nation on the coronavirus outbreak in the United States.  It was viewed as an attempt to calm the stock market which has been in a freefall for several days now.  His re-election depends on a … Continue reading →

The State Street Hospital property has been sold to NewHeight Group and Redfern properties, two high end developers in Portland.  Proceeds from the sale will be invested in the Mercy Hospital Fore River campus.  That is where Mercy will consolidate … Continue reading →

At age 84, Canadian Sylvia Topp has reached the pinnacle of her literary career with her soon to be released book on the first wife of George Orwell, the author of the classic “1984.”  Topp always wanted to write a … Continue reading →

As a brief follow-up to yesterday’s post, the recall effort for city councilor Belinda Ray did not have enough signatures as of the close of the day to submit to Portland’s city clerk according to the organizer, Elizabeth Capone-newton. Based … Continue reading →

An effort to recall the controversial city councilor Belinda Ray of District 1 is underway for failing to represent her constituents in ways which are conducive to the well-being and safety of Munjoy Hill residents according to the organizer of … Continue reading →

Early this afternoon a middle-aged woman was struck by the driver of a car in the parking lot of Hannaford Brothers on Forest Avenue.  The driver of the car who lives in Portland said that he accidentally stepped on the … Continue reading →

“Vaccines save lives, but only if people get vaccinated.  Vaccines are one of the best tools we have to safeguard our children, protect our own health and the health of everyone around us, but a referendum on Maine’s ballot March … Continue reading →