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Gigantic Old Glory flies high in skies of South Portland, can be seen for miles
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York hires Beach Ambassadors to enforce COVID-19 rules
The Town of York has hired 13 Beach Ambassadors to educate beach-goers about state, local, and federal rules and regulations as it relates to the coronavirus.
local
South Portland celebrates Pride Month with rainbow crosswalks
Several crosswalks have been painted across South Portland to celebrate Pride Month
crime
Steve McCausland to retire after 32 years telling stories of law enforcement
After 32 years of middle of the night phone calls and a job with no "let-up," Maine’s Department of Public Safety spokesperson Steve McCausland is retiring.
coronavirus
Mainers of color bring to light disparities of COVID-19 coronavirus
Some Mainers are speaking about the shockingly high rate, by population percentages, of COVID-19 coronavirus exposures for Mainers of color
people
As protests wind down, what's next for those wanting change?
People around the world continue to push for police accountability and less violence against people of color.
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When a daughter follows in Dad’s footsteps
Firefighting is all in the family for the Munroes of Chebeague Island.
maine-veterans-resources
Boothbay veterans build mobile shelters for homeless vets
The mobile units are designed to be temporary shelter for a few days, to give time for groups to find more long-term housing for homeless vets.
outreach
Maine veterans make temporary shelters for homeless veterans
Maine veterans make temporary shelters for homeless veterans
as-seen-on-tv
Portland photographer takes free senior pics
A photographer in Portland is working to give high school seniors a memory they can keep forever.
as-seen-on-tv
One man and 1,000 miles
Doug Dunlap is a 75-year-old retired pastor, outdoor writer, and registered Maine guide.
207
UNE professor working to restore the American chestnut tree one seed at a time
Professor Thomas Klak is trying to reverse a piece of history and bring back the 4 billion American chestnut trees that were killed in the U.S. by a fungal blight.
coronavirus
York hires Beach Ambassadors to enforce COVID-19 rules
The Town of York has hired 13 Beach Ambassadors to educate beach-goers about state, local, and federal rules and regulations as it relates to the coronavirus.
local
South Portland celebrates Pride Month with rainbow crosswalks
Several crosswalks have been painted across South Portland to celebrate Pride Month
crime
Steve McCausland to retire after 32 years telling stories of law enforcement
After 32 years of middle of the night phone calls and a job with no "let-up," Maine’s Department of Public Safety spokesperson Steve McCausland is retiring.
coronavirus
Mainers of color bring to light disparities of COVID-19 coronavirus
Some Mainers are speaking about the shockingly high rate, by population percentages, of COVID-19 coronavirus exposures for Mainers of color
people
As protests wind down, what's next for those wanting change?
People around the world continue to push for police accountability and less violence against people of color.
207
When a daughter follows in Dad’s footsteps
Firefighting is all in the family for the Munroes of Chebeague Island.
maine-veterans-resources
Boothbay veterans build mobile shelters for homeless vets
The mobile units are designed to be temporary shelter for a few days, to give time for groups to find more long-term housing for homeless vets.
outreach
Maine veterans make temporary shelters for homeless veterans
Maine veterans make temporary shelters for homeless veterans
as-seen-on-tv
Portland photographer takes free senior pics
A photographer in Portland is working to give high school seniors a memory they can keep forever.
as-seen-on-tv
One man and 1,000 miles
Doug Dunlap is a 75-year-old retired pastor, outdoor writer, and registered Maine guide.
207
UNE professor working to restore the American chestnut tree one seed at a time
Professor Thomas Klak is trying to reverse a piece of history and bring back the 4 billion American chestnut trees that were killed in the U.S. by a fungal blight.
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