They are longtime Portland Press Herald editor and reporter Dieter Bradbury, Lewiston Sun Journal executive editor Judy Meyer and advertising executive Dorothy Roderick.
2021
Football Game of the Week: Freeport, Foxcroft meet with top spot in Class D up for grabs
Falcons and Ponies both are 2-0 and seek some separation in pivotal Week 3 showdown.
Soul food coming to the Maine Mall
Soul Food Paradise, a takeout restaurant operating out of Fork Food Lab in Portland, plans to move to the Maine Mall food court next month.
Police charge Camden man with kidnapping, assaults
Richard J. Ellis is accused of holding a woman against her will for more than a week and sexually assaulting her.
Brunswick Salvation Army temporarily shut down due to labor shortage
The Salvation Army is hopeful that the location will be able to reopen on Tuesday, Sept. 21.
A capsule look at the high school football games in central Maine and the Midcoast
As the season enters Week 3, we break down some of the action on tap this weekend.
James Beard Awards will now require chefs to show a social-justice commitment
The organization has retooled its criteria and now will also base decisions on whether candidates have shown a “demonstrated commitment to racial and gender equity, community, environmental sustainability, and a culture where all can thrive.”
Carl Golden: Biden putting Jackson’s theory of executive power to the test
In his book “American Lion,” a biography of President Andrew Jackson, author/historian Jon Meacham describes Jackson’s philosophy of governing as presidential primacy. The occupant of the office, he felt, should be granted wide latitude and discretion in wielding executive authority. As the only official elected by the nation at large, Jackson – the nation’s seventh […]
Press Play: Listen to ‘That Summer’ by Laurie Jones
The track is the first single from ‘Dark Horse.’
Chauvin pleads not guilty to violating teen’s civil rights
The former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murder in George Floyd’s death has pleaded not guilty to violating a teenager’s civil rights in a separate case.