The dropping out of the US Senate race from Maine by Governor Janet T. Mills yesterday, has put the charismatic Graham Platner front and center in the national spotlight – a place that Mainers are unaccustomed to.  It has a … Continue reading →

The Portland Public Schools Annual Student Art Show at City Hall is up and on display for the first two full weeks of the month — until May 15 according to a press release issued late this morning. You are … Continue reading →

Yesterday Congresswoman  Chellie Pingree (D-ME),  a longtime organic farmer and member of the House Agriculture Committee, released the following statement after the House passed Republicans’ Farm Bill: “At a time when farmers are struggling in the face of rising costs … Continue reading →