Trouble with the new initiative is just the latest example of how the food assistance program falls short in less populated places.
2020
Local theaters host virtual readings
Portland Stage presents John Cariani, reading from his new novel version of ‘Almost, Maine,’ and Acorn Productions puts on a reading of ‘Madeleines,’ by Bess Welden.
On this date in Maine history: Nov. 9
Nov. 9, 2017: Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap files a federal lawsuit against President Trump’s voter-fraud commission, of which Dunlap is a member, in an effort to get information about the panel’s correspondence and its work. One of four Democrats on the 11-member Presidential Advisory Committee for Election Integrity, Dunlap says he requested the […]
Commentary: Election reveals there is space for a third political party
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A plan to transform the Maine Mall just won an award, but can it be done?
The 90-acre, mostly paved shopping mecca in South Portland would be infused with homes and parks for a more balanced live-work-play environment.
Run & Eat: When one seafood shop closes, a paella place opens
Paella Seafood replaced Miller Brothers on Forest Avenue, bringing a new type of fish dish to the Portland food scene.
Things to Do: Outdoor classic comedy film, disc golf and a Brunswick shopping spree
There’s also an interactive virtual theatrical experience for the kiddos.
Voting changes made for pandemic are likely to stay in Maine
Several innovations aimed at improving the absentee voting process are expected to remain in place for future elections, although some may require legislative action.
Maine artists take national stage in Kennedy Center virtual event
The Kennedy Center is working with Portland Ovations and Indigo Arts Alliance for programs Thursday and on Nov. 30.
In photos: A look back at historic Election Day 2020 in Maine
Press Herald photographers fanned out to record voters and candidates in an election that saw a record turnout.