You are invited to attend the grand opening of the hard tasting room for Freedom’s Edge Cider on Thursday, April 4th at 31 Diamond Street in East Bayside, said Kerri Runge, general manager of the hard cider tasting room this … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2024
Congresswoman Pingree Announces Award of Over $30 M to Upstate Maine Thanks to “IRA” Passage
Sixteen United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) grants and loans worth $2.1 million for businesses in midcoast Maine were announced today by Congresswoman Chellie Pingree (D-lst District). The infusion of rural development funding comes from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) … Continue reading
Governor Mills Opened UMF Community Child Care Center Yesterday
Governor Janet T. Mills (D), the first woman Governor of the state of Maine, yesterday cut the ribbon to formally open the University of Maine, Farmington, (UMF) Sweatt-Winter Child Care and Early Education Center. UMF President Joe McDonnell and early … Continue reading
Rising Juvenile Drug Trafficking Alarming With Three Teenage Arrests
Alarm over a significant rise in drug trafficking by juveniles was the motivation for a press conference at Portland Police Headquarters on Tuesday afternoon. The press conference was the first since Police Chief Mark Dubois was sworn in as the … Continue reading
First Annual Housing Summt Highlights Resistance to Needed Housing
Governor Janet T. Mills (D) was the key note speaker at the First Annual Housing Summit this afternoon at Ocean Gateway, Portland. In her remarks to about 200 attendees at the five hour event hosted by Greater Portland COG, the … Continue reading
‘Bake Maine’ Feeds Record Number of Powerless Customers Today
“There was a long line outside the building waiting to get in for breakfast when we opened this morning,” said an employee of Bake Maine just after noon today. The owners of the fourteen month old Cafe also own a … Continue reading
East End Community School Opened as Warming Center for Powerless Portlanders
The city of Portland announced in mid-afernoon that it is opening a temporary warming center for residents without power and need a warm place to visit, charge electronics or sleep overnight. The warming center will be located at the East … Continue reading
MaineCF Grants Available to Nonprofits Serving Vulnerable Communities
Nonprofit organizations that serve disadvantaged, underserved or vulnerable commuities may be eligible for grants from Maine Community Foundation’s (MaineCF) Frances Hollis Brain Foundation Fund. The Brain Foundation Fund awards grants to nonprofits that focus on early childhood care and education; … Continue reading
Open House at Roux Institute on Monday, April 1st Afternoon
You are invited to an Open House at the Roux Institute at Northeastern University at 100 Fore Street on Monday, April 1st. The event runs from 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm. This Open House is in lieu of a Neighborhood … Continue reading
NO Parking Ban Tonight in Portland Says City
The city of Portland has just announced that it is not calling for a parking ban this evening, Saturday, March 23rd. However, it is offering the snow ban parking rate at the two garagre operated by the city for anyone … Continue reading