It was inevitable. Particularly in a state where the popular Governor is pro-choice, disagrees with the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and has pledged that as long as she is Governor,  womens’ health care is safe … Continue reading →

Developing a computer skilled workforce and jumpstarting a depressed tourism industry were the headliners that brought nineteen governors to Portland for a day of seminars – some offering solutions while others stood out  looking for answers – like affordable housing … Continue reading →

“By City ordinance, camping is not permitted on public property.  City staff will continue to enforce these ordinances consistently and fairly in all public areas, including streets, sidewalks and parks in accordance with our recently-adopted policy,” said Interim City Manager … Continue reading →

Due to a special event in Portland, there will be multiple, temporary street closures starting tomorrow – Wednesday, through Friday, July 13, 15, 2022 stated the city’s press release. Although the city’s press release received late today doesn’t state what … Continue reading →

The news that former Portland Mayor Ethan Strimling will finally get his day in court over a long-held dispute with his landlord, Geoffrey Rice, sole owner of the Trelawny Building, is good news. Rice has said that he wants to … Continue reading →

Today the contract for Chancellor Dannel Malloy was unanimously approved for one more year.  Terms of the extension include “improved communications and financial stability”  Chancellor Malloy has agreed to forego his 2022 bonus and a salary increase in 2023, notwithstanding … Continue reading →

The National Governors Association has announced that its Summer Meeting will be held in Portland starting on Wednesday, July 13 and run through Friday, July 15.  The three plenary sessions on the upcoming agenda include discussions on computer science, education/cybersecurity, … Continue reading →

Congresswoman Chellie Pingree (D-ME) today announced she tested positive for COVID-19 and released the following statement: “Last night I tested positive for COVID-19.  I’m fortunate to only be experiencing mild symptos – thanks to the vaccine and booster shots.  My … Continue reading →

“Healthgrades, which reviews over 3,000 hospitals nationwide annually, recently announced the reciepients of its 2022 Outstanding Patient Experience Awards.  Northern Light Mercy Hospital received the award this year, marking three consecutive years it has received the recognition according to a … Continue reading →

One of the most recognizable but tragic faces of our times is the centerpiece of this recently installed art show at the Portland Public Library in downtown Portland. The unforgetable face of George Floyd stares at you along with other … Continue reading →