Congresswoman Chellie Pingree (D-ME), Ranking Member of the House Appropriations Subcommitee that oversees the Kennedy Center, released the following statement after a federal judge ordered the removal of President Trump’s name from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performng … Continue reading
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White House Maps Immigration Arrests on “Alien Invasion” Site
Just in from Michael Wriston, of Project Salt Box, (PSB) is a nonprofit that monitors ICE activity and that goes as follows: “Hover over Baltimore on the map the White House published Thursday and a panel slides open: 2,202 arrests … Continue reading
Graham Platner Calls Out Susan Collins for Blaming Troops Instead of Taking Responsibility
Today, Senator Susan Collins dodged taking responsibility for sending Americans to fight in the forever war she voted for. Instead, ahe attacked and blamed veterans like Graham Platner who honorably signed up to serve their country. Graham Platner responded in … Continue reading
Secretary Bellows’ Statement on DOJ Lawsuit Over Confidential Plate Policy
Secretary of State Shenna Bellows issued the following statement regarding the US Department of Justice filing a lawsuit over Maine’s confidential plate policy this afternoon. “Like I said on Friday, if the DOJ wants to sue us, we’ll see them … Continue reading
Hearts of Pine Launches “Maine Soccer Summer” with Three Free World Cup Events
Portland Hearts of Pine is launching “Maine Soccer Summer,” a three-event celebration of the world’s game in the heart of Portland. It is intended to bring fans, families, local businesses and community partners together around a shared belief: Maine is … Continue reading
Maine DEP Announces Proposed Use of Aquatic Herbicide in Local Lakes
The Maine Departamenf of Envrionmental Protection (DEP) is seeking permits to apply the aquatic hebicide ProcellaCOR EC., containing the active ingredient floroyrauxifen-benzyl, to control the invasive variable-leaf water milfoil in Messalonskee, Androscoggin, and Little Sebago Lakes. To inform the public … Continue reading
East End Community School to Celebrate 20th Anniversary June 12
East End Community School (EECS) will celebrate its 20th birthday on Friday, June 12, from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm. EECS invites students, families, staff members and alumani to this milestone event, themed “Twenty Years of Learning & Community,” to … Continue reading
Three Maine Students Accepted to US Service Academies Congresswoman Pingree Announces
Today, Congresswoman Chellie Pingree (D-ME) announced that three students she nominated have been accepted to US Service Academies. Wallace “Wynn” Poole of South China will attend the US Merchant Marine Academy in KIngs Point, NY. Isaial Morgan of Cumberland Center … Continue reading
City Receives Major Site Plan Application for 879 Congress Street High Rise
The City of Portland’s Planning Department announced this morning that it has received a major site plan application from the Portland Housing Authority for the construction of a seven-story, approximaely 47,000 square foot, mixed use residential and commercial building with … Continue reading
Robbins Lumber Fire and Explosion Accidental Says Initial Report
The Fire Marshal’s Office Investigators and ATF Special Agents worked throughout the Memorial Day weekend at the scene of the Robbins Lumber fire and explosion in Searsmont on May 15th. During the time, personnel paused to honor Morrill Firefighter Andrew … Continue reading