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Reiche Gets Upgrades

Posted By: Tony Zelion: February 26, 2016In: Briefs, Front Page, Neighborhood NotesNo Comments

Reiche Elementary and surrounding neighborhood undergoing significant change by Luke deNatale The ramp that connects Clark Street to the Reiche elementary school entrance is slated to be rem... Read more

Addiction: Trust Is the First Thing To Go

Posted By: Editoron: February 04, 2016In: Front PageNo Comments

A New Monthly Column on Addiction and Recovery by Dr. TJ Kozma It’s about time that the epidemic of opiate addiction is front-page news in Portland. Maine has been at the epicenter of opiate... Read more

Moments from Joe’s

Posted By: Editoron: February 04, 2016In: Front PageNo Comments

Joe’s Daughter Shares Her Favorite Memories The bricks and mortar are gone from Joe’s Super Variety but there are decades of “moments” out there waiting to be told. WEN is... Read more

Food Initiative and Mayor Strimling

Posted By: Editoron: January 21, 2016In: Community Voice, Featured, Front PageNo Comments

Food Initiative at a Crossroads: Will New Mayor Support the Group Started by Brennan? by Jeremy Bloom *UPDATE: The scheduled meeting of the Shaping Portland’s Food System steering comm... Read more

Thompsons Point Opening

Posted By: Tony Zelion: January 15, 2016In: Featured, Front Page, What's Going OnNo Comments

by Emilia Scheemaker It’s hard to miss the construction going on at Deering Oaks Park. Backhoes and excavators have taken up residence in the park as they work to rebuild the bottom of the p... Read more

Pingree Moves to Reduce Food Waste

Posted By: Tony Zelion: January 15, 2016In: Briefs, Featured, Front PageNo Comments

Congresswoman Chellie Pingree is tackling an issue that has long gone overlooked; food waste. On December 7th, Pingree introduced a bill in Congress that took aim at reducing the amount of w... Read more