Bonny Eagle High School student volunteers with the Teen Trendsetters program help children at Buxton Center Elementary School build skills and enthusiasm for reading.
Susan Kimball Reports
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Shelter readies 3 blind, deaf dogs for adoption
The Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland says the dogs are brothers and are adjusting well after being rescued from a Tennessee home filled with animal waste and garbage.
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Eighteen goats rescued from dilapidated barn in Aroostook County
Animal welfare workers say the goats, some of which were 8 to 10 years old, had never been outdoors.
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Dancing their hearts out at Mayo Street Arts – for free
Neighborhood kids thrive on the dance floor at the Club Hip Hop weekly class.
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Inmates riding proud regain control, hope
Inmates from Southern Maine Re-entry Center in Alfred find that learning to ride gives them optimism about taking control of their lives.
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Table tennis much more than a game for immigrant champ
The member of the Iraqi national team and his family are making the transition to life in Maine.
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Resettled Iraqi family most thankful just to be safe in Maine
Now the American dream seems within reach for Ali Farid, who aided U.S. troops, and his kin.
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Portland shelter’s staff watching out for the ‘extremely vulnerable’
Vietnam veteran Mike Gavitt now has a place to live in Portland, but he and many others live on the brink of chronic homelessness.
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One generous gift of a kidney leads to chain of Maine donations
Stanley Galvin’s altruistic organ donation helped connect two other donors and three Maine residents in need of kidneys in a single day of six surgeries.
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Maine mom, daughter take brave action against cancer
After learning that they have a genetic mutation that greatly increases their risk of breast and ovarian cancer, they say radical surgery is ‘just the logical thing to do.’