Maine Small Business Development Center (SBDC) announces the official launch of a new resource center that will help equip Maine’s small businesses with the tools and training they need to respond, relaunch and recover from the pandemic. Maine SCDC’s Recovery … Continue reading →

It has become clear with the recent confirmation of Amy C. Barrett at the White House, that Femmes, particularly people of color, queer bodies and mother nature have been neglected and left in high risk situations once again. ACB’s confirmation … Continue reading →

Matt Edge, Founder and Executive Director of a non-profit Peoples Empowerment Project, is dedicated to getting big money out of politics so citizens are represented rather than the interests of major corporations. “When most of the election funding is raised … Continue reading →

Seventy-six more cases of COVID-19 have been reported today since yesterday said Dr. Nirav Shah, director of the Maine CDC, at an impromptu briefing held this afternoon in Augusta.  At the unscheduled briefing, Dr. Shah said the total number of … Continue reading →

The latest fundraising reports reveal a tale of two cities as the grassroots People First Portland, (PFP), campaign is outspent 30 – 1 by corporate interests, with one single landlord in Portland, contributing more than  the PFP raised to campaign … Continue reading →

“I would stand out in the freezing cold to get rid of this clown.  He lies, he’s a  crook,  He’s a sociopath.  He believes the rules don’t apply to him,” said Scott Walker, as he stood in a long and … Continue reading →

Police are investigating two concerning incidents that occurred an hour apart last night and within a few blocks of each other in Portland’s West End neighborhood.  Both involved a male with a similar description and operating a similarly described car. … Continue reading →

“Activists like to throw around the statistic that corporations are responsible for 70% of greenhouse gas emissions.  One of the only tools used to handle this is governmental regulations on corporations.  Regulations often do little when it comes to the … Continue reading →

“I used to read a lot.  Reading is important for any kind of development,” said Harrison Fream, 17, at the installation of the “Little Library” in front of the Community Garden in  Kennedy Park this afternoon. For Harrison this project … Continue reading →

Students from 92 schools chose Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the US presidential race, in student mock election results tallied Wednesday in Augusta. The voting has been underway at Maine schools since mid-October, for the offices of US President, US … Continue reading →