Yesterday, during the House Appropriations Interior and Environmental Subcommitee hearing for the Fiscal Year 2027 budget request with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, Ranking Member Chellie Pingree (D-ME) condemned the Trump Administration’s aggressive campaign against renewable energy as gas prices soar.  … Continue reading →

Today, a new poll conducted by Echelon Insights, a Republican pollster, found the charismatic Graham Platner leading Senator Susan Collins 51 – 45%.  The same poll found that Graham outperforms Governor Janet Mills in a general election matchup. This marks … Continue reading →

On April 20, 2026, at approximately 8:35 pm., Portland Police conducted a traffic stop at the intersection of Hanover Street and Lancester Street. Passengers in the vehicle were identified during the stop  One passenger, a 17 year old juvenile male, … Continue reading →

The June 9 primary is just 50 days away.  By every metric, Graham Platner holds a commanding lead according to a press release issued by the Platner for US Senate campaign late  this afternoon. The three most recent polls of … Continue reading →

Over 1,000 people  descended upon the Holiday Inn by the Bay looking for a new direction for Maine politicians to pursue in their quest for a better life for all Mainers. Central to that quest is the  defeat of  incumbent … Continue reading →

On Saturday, April 18, 2026, at approximately 5:25 pm., Portand Police officers responded to the 600 block of Congress Street for a report of a man covered in blood according to a press release received this morning from the Department. … Continue reading →

The Bayside Neighborhood Association (BNA) announced today that it will host Bayside Week from April 25 through May 3, a nine day community festival featuring dozens of events curated by the BNA’s many teams in collaboration with city agencies, local … Continue reading →

There is no doubt these are trying times we live in from the political to the envronmental.  How do we find hope in an uncertain time? Twenty Union of Maine Visual Artists (UMVA) artists have created work that speaks to … Continue reading →

A new poll finds that Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner leads Governor Janet Mills by 35 points in the primary to take on Senator Susan Collins in the November election according to a press release issued by the Platner Senate … Continue reading →

Tonight, Graham Platner spoke at the Wabanaki Alliance Senate Candidate Forum, hosted by the Penobscot Nation, and reaffirmed his commitent to fighting for tribal sovereignty in the Senate. Platner was only joined by David Costello — Governor Janet Mills did … Continue reading →