The Portland Public Schools will be operating various summer meal sites across the city this summer. Meals and times will be posted at sites and maps have been distributed to students at sch... Read more
Tandem Mobility is launching Portland’s first bike share program as soon as this July. They plan to offer 150 traditional geared cruiser bikes at dedicated parking hubs across the city... Read more
By Harlan Baker “I’ve been here all my life,” said Nance Parker, director of The Shoestring Theater. “All My Life” is also the name of one of the shows that gained the most publicity for the... Read more
Erik Aikins, who recently completed his studies as a nursing student at the University of Southern Maine (USM), was awarded the 2022 Robert Masterson Nursing Scholarship. The $2,500 scholars... Read more
Love, GenZ Youth Civic Engagement By Sadie Levy Our communities and our democracy prosper and are more equitable when everybody takes action collectively. We build and sustain power through... Read more
Love, GenZ Getting Back to Real Life By Sadie Levy My generation has grown up with technology. There is beauty in this. Beauty in the ability to connect in an instant with anyone across the... Read more
By Peter Monro Local group seeks volunteers to bolster a new effort to conserve and enhance Western Cemetery in collaboration with the City of Portland and its new Cemetery Superintendent, M... Read more
By Mary C. Sanders, FNP-C, BC-ADM, CDCES Let’s face it; change is hard. Most of our behaviors are habitual and become automatic overtime. We are all multi-tasking, so anything we can let run... Read more
Here’s my detailed analysis after almost 5 years of generating solar power in the West End. By Matt Power If you own a building in Portland, you may be thinking about the pros and cons... Read more
By Mary Alice Scott Hot take: February is the best month to live in Portland. The chaos of the busy season has subsided; we (hopefully) get beautiful, fresh snow; and the Valentine’s Day ban... Read more
