President Trump says he has to answer only to himself and his morality as to the limits of his authority. He doesn’t feel bound by laws or treaties. He arbitrarily ordered the killing of supposed drug smugglers without providing proof. He unilaterally sent troops into Venezuela. He has shown no remorse for the killing of […]
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South Portland’s Taj restaurant makes free hot meals a permanent feature
Owner Sai Guntaka set up a stocked food warming cabinet in front of the restaurant.
ICE has detained more than 200 people in Maine so far, feds say
The Department of Homeland Security said Monday afternoon that some of those arrested had been accused of crimes but did not respond to follow-up questions about their cases.
Bethel diner owner watches son chase Olympic medal
Frank Del Duca Jr. was chosen to pilot the four-man bobsled for Team USA at the Milan-Cortina Games.
Pilates’ popularity expands to Yarmouth
The new exercise studio Mainely Pilates is an example of a growing trend in the Portland region.
Bangor plane crash among deadliest in Maine history
The most deadly plane crash happened in 1979 when a Downeast Airlines flight went down in Rockland, killing 17 people.
Gorham Notes: Superintendent of schools featured in book
Gorham Superintendent of Schools Heather Perry is highlighted in an educational leadership book written by Gorham educator Andrew Dolloff, “Leading with Intent – Lessons from the Field in School Leadership.” “In this follow-up to his 2022 debut, ‘The Trust Imperative – Practical Approaches to Effective School Leadership,’ Dolloff shares experiences and teachings from school leaders […]
ICE activity in Maine is hurting businesses owned and staffed by immigrants
Some are temporarily closing their doors or making contingency plans.
A new charter school will open near Maine Mall this fall
MOXIE Public Schools’ building will be able to support up to 420 students.
Gorham crowd protests ICE activity
Protesters from several towns braved the Arctic-like temperatures in support of immigrants.