Choral music of justice, courage, peace, anger, inspiration and hope comprised the emotional program of  Sea Change Chorale, under the artistic direction  of Deirdre McClure, at Williston Immanuel Church, Portland, this afternoon. The hour long concert by the 52 member … Continue reading →

“Today we learned that the Department of Homeland Security has published a list of cities and counties that are alleged by the Department, to be sanctuary cities and as such may be subject to challenge by federal officials on unspecified … Continue reading →

The Maine Semiquincentennial Commission, (MSC), chaired by Secretary Shenna Bellows, is launching  the Maine Atlas Project this week, with funding and support from the Maine Office of Tourism. The Maine Atlas Project will identify and promote 250 places, people, event … Continue reading →

On the morning of Thursday, May 29th, with the assistance of the Maine State Police Tactical Team, two search warrants were simultaneously executed in the Washington County towns of Rogue Bluffs and Centerville.  The search warrants were the result of … Continue reading →

Portland Police have arrested three individuals connected to a shots fired case that took place in the early hours of December 26, 2024 at 139 Cumberland Avenue.  On that date, Police discovered numerous damaged windows and bullet holes to several … Continue reading →

“Last week, House Republicans advanced one of the most egregious betrayals of the American people in our country’s history, passing a bill that will rip health coverage away from 13.7 million Americans in order to fund massive tax breaks for … Continue reading →

The Fourth Annual Danny Day Celebration has been rescheduled for Wednesday, June 4th from 7:00 am – 7:45 am.  The original day had been May 30th.  But due to a forecast of rainy weather the date has been postponed. For … Continue reading →

You are invited to participate in the 5th Annual King Tide Flooding Crawl tonight.  The Crawl runs from 11:15 pm – 12:45 am.  The Crawlers will meet at Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI) 350 Commercial Street.  (Parking is free … Continue reading →

“And so to honor those who gave their lives in service of our republic, we need to strive to be citizens and neighbors that are worthy of their sacrifice, that build and improve our nation and bring Americans together.” said … Continue reading →

The Maine State Library (MSL) has been forced to layoff employees because of a loss of federal funding according to Lori Fisher, the Maine State Librarian, in a press release issued recently.  A total of 8 staff were laid off … Continue reading →