From Maine to DC We got they-ah from he-ah! Nancy charters a bus to the Women’s March by Nancy Dorrans While in Iceland last November, days after the election I heard the low rumbling across... Read more
by Luke deNatale and Tony Zeli Many struggle in Maine’s economy, but is it particularly difficult for millennials? City Councilor Spencer Thibodeau (West End, Parkside) counts himself among... Read more
WENA Board Announces New Leadership by Liz Parsons, WENA President Change and continuity characterize the West End Neighborhood Association’s leadership and vision for 2017. We lost some WEN... Read more
The Landscaping Business: Plants, Engineering, Marketing, and More PelotonPosts is a monthly interview with a member of PelotonLabs, a co-working community in Portland’s West End. This month... Read more
The War of Words What happens when the meme writers strike? by Sam Pelletier Negotiations Fail Salary negotiations drew to an abrupt end today when union leaders stormed out of a meeting wit... Read more
Window Inserts for the Community Window Dressers Community Build Program Offers Affordable Weatherization by Tony Zeli Window Dressers is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization. They are... Read more
Yes We Can! A Strong Pesticide Ordinance for Portland by Bridget Chase In January, Portland’s Pesticide and Fertilizer task force resumed work on a draft pesticide reduction ordinance. The t... Read more
MY STORY: English language learners from Portland Adult Education share their story in their own words. My Mother is My Hero – This is Madeleine’s Story My name is Madeleine. My home c... Read more
The Spiritual Side Wisdom and Her Ways of Pleasantness by Rick Ness In previous articles, I have written about wholeness in life and how our connection to God is part of that. One way of con... Read more
Americold Not Acting Neighborly – Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor Americold Not Acting Neighborly Americold’s request to alter zoning restrictions on the western waterfront should plunge ripples of concern through all Portland property... Read more