Attorney General Aaron M. Frey has joined the bipartisan coalition of attorneys general representing 43 states, the District of Columbia and 5 US territories, urging Congress to extend the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economy (CARES) Act funding until the end … Continue reading →

Due to a water main break, the Portland Arts & Technology High ‘school (PATHS) and Casco Bay High School have no water and are closed today.  All students will be in remote learning mode. Repairs are underway and the schools … Continue reading →

It could happen – that is if the  applicant gets his zoning map amendment change application approved sometime in the future.  In the meantime, a required neighborhood meeting has been scheduled for December10th at 6:00 pm via on-line via zoom … Continue reading →

At the COVID-19 briefing today, Governor Janet Mills, the first woman governor of Maine, confirmed that she is quarantining at her Blaine House office, which is her residence near the State House in Augusta.  Her quarantine began yesterday and is … Continue reading →

Amid the largest spike in COVID deaths in Maine, as Portland residents are forced to work in the most dangerous conditions of our lives, the Chamber of Commerce has sent in their well-heeled lawyers to undermine the will of the … Continue reading →

Simone has been missing for two days now from 74 Atlantic Street on Munjoy Hill.  Simone is a mahogany tiger color with a white muff and paws.  Answers to “Moanie” and likes the sound of dry food bag being shaken. … Continue reading →

“I’m done with potatoes, at least for now,” said a grinning, Leigh Kellis, founder and part-owner of The Holy Donut, a Portland success story unparralled in the area because it produces donuts using potatoes from northern Maine. The Holy Donut … Continue reading →

“Tonight would have been our opening night so we wanted to visit the theater to be there with each other, reminisce about years past as well as talk about the unique bonding experience of making the movie and of course … Continue reading →

On Friday morning, November 27, a temporary memorial will be placed in Longfellow  Square for those who have died from COVID-19 this year.  This temporary memorial will be available for viewing and solemn remembrance from 7:00 am until 7:00 pm … Continue reading →

Thirty-nine (39) brewers across Maine have banded together in support of the Maine Brewers’ Guild, a non-profit, that supports its industry members in numerous ways.  Because of the pandemic, the Guild’s  outreach has been canceled –  making its opportunities to … Continue reading →