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Tony Zeli has been publisher and editor of The West End News since 2014. He has a background in media, advocacy, and community organizing. Contact him at thewestendnews@gmail.com.
Wes Pelletier Wins – Portland District Two City Council Results By Tony Zeli Wes Pelletier stands victorious in Portland’s second district city council race. District 2 represent... Read more
By Tony Zeli Here are the Portland election results for city council, school board, and municipal ballot questions. Democrats won a clean sweep of the city’s state legistlative distric... Read more
By Tony Zeli Two city ballot questions ask voters to amend the city’s emergency wage and short-term rental ordinances. Question 1 – An Act to Amend the City of Portland’s E... Read more
The City of Portland holds municipal elections on Tuesday, November 5th. Roberto Rodriguez’s at-large city council seat, Anna Trevorrow’s District 1 seat which covers the eastern half of the... Read more
The Portland Fine Craft Show Returns to the Arts District to Celebrate Locally Made Craft Imagine, internationally honored artists with studios tucked away on Maine’s rural routes and byways... Read more
Reverence for where the city came from Artist Timothy Goldkin expresses his reverence for Portland’s history in his large commercial and soon public art works By Tony Zeli His brand is... Read more
Neighborhood groups, Portland Trails install traffic calming projects in Libbytown, West End By Tony Zeli This summer, if you drive down Portland’s Brighton Avenue or Danforth Street,... Read more
Sea level rise will threaten the future of Portland’s working waterfront. Today, we can help document the change as it happens to inform tomorrow’s resiliency plans. By Tony Zeli... Read more
Tall grass helps bees and other pollinators, but some think it’s an eyesore. By Tony Zeli With campaigns like No Mow May and the City of Portland’s own Mow Tall Until Fall, you could s... Read more
A Place for Everybody Reiche Community Room Activities are free and open to the public and made possible by dedicated volunteers By Tony Zeli In the 1970s construction began on the Howard C.... Read more