Ray Richard Retires After 30 Years by Bridget Chase Ray Richard retired at the end of last year after serving as one of the West End’s postal carriers for close to 30 years. Ray’s motivation... Read more
Entrepreneurs’ Guide to Better Cash Flow “I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today” -Wimpy, character from the cartoon Popeye Cash flow is the lifeblood to any business, but it is... Read more
Missing Person Found Dead Paul Spaltro, 48 years old, from Portland, was reported missing by his family on February 24th. Spaltro had been staying at the Motel 6 on Riverside Street and had... Read more
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
Progressives, The Real Battleground is not the Democratic Party by Asher Platts This is in response to Bob O’Connell’s letter to the editor in the Press Herald, “Republican... Read more
Perspectives from the Sky Astrological Forecast for March 2016 by Leo Knighton Tallarico March promises to be a most important and energetically intense month. Humans have always known the i... Read more
By Adam Marletta Few liberal figures are as simultaneously brilliant and frustrating as Michael Moore. As a filmmaker, Moore has produced an impressive canon of intelligent left-wing... Read more
Body Recovered in Casco Bay Saturday morning, February 20th, at 9:00 am, a deceased victim was seen in the water near the Dimillo’s Marina at 166 Commercial Street. The victim was recovered... Read more
Small Business Advice by Marilyn Miller “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none” – William Shakespeare, All’s Well That Ends Well As someone “from away” who has recently fulfilled a life-lo... Read more
Evict the Landlord!
On the Portland Housing Crisis By Adam Marletta “On the morning of the first eviction/They carried out the wishes of the landlord and his son,” Fugazi frontman, Ian MacKaye sings... Read more