Today, House Republicans advanced the fiscal year 2027 Interior, Environment and Related Agencies funding bill out of the full committee.  Instead of lowering the cost of living and confronting the climate crisis, House Republicans are raising utility bills and energy … Continue reading →

The Maine Immigrants’ Rights  Coalition (MIRC), representing over 100 organizations across Maine, released a new online tool to help immigrants and other Mainers find trusted information, connect to resources, explore data and understand the issues impacting immigrants in Maine. The … Continue reading →

Against the urging of reproductive rights advocates, Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) voted yesterday to confirm another anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ+ judge appointed by Presidemt Trump. Kathleen “Katie” Lane, whose nomination to serve on the US District Court for the District of Montana, … Continue reading →

The Maine Office of State Fire Marhsall is seeking information regarding a suspicious fire at the Masonic Temple in Bath. On Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at approximaely 10:02 am., the Bath Police Department and Bath Fire Department responded to the … Continue reading →

Since last Friday, many have been watching in horror and anger on cable news stations the protests outside of Delaney Hall in New Jersey.  That is what prompted a report from Michael Wriston, of Project Salt Box, (PSB) a non-profit … Continue reading →

While many, including most in the press, have essentially declared Maine’s Democratic US Senate primary over, there’s still time for voters to consider whether the democratic Party’s presumptive nominee is the best person to take on Senator Susan Collins in … Continue reading →