A statewide program called Living Well gives seniors and others with chronic illnesses the tools to cope — and thrive.
John Richardson
Portland Press Herald
John Richardson is the managing editor for the Portland Press Herald.
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Annual Sudan feast celebrates new nation
The Feast for the Children scheduled Saturday will also celebrate the connection between Maine and Sudan.
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‘Essential care’ funding at risk
Federal budget-cutting threatens to close or diminish the 19 facilities in Maine that provide basic treatment.
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Older refugees may see more hurdles
A plan to link benefits to citizenship worries those working toward that status.
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Cutting immigrants’ benefits:Weighing savings vs. impact
Critics say the state plan will hurt the neediest newcomers and won’t save that much money, while officials say every bit helps.
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Cape Elizabeth doctor to head Maine CDC
Dr. Sheila Pinette will oversee the state’s public health programs, response plans and disease prevention efforts.
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Clergy: Maine should welcome strangers
Members of several faiths unite over how they will respond to proposals affecting immigrants.
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Religious leaders: Be kind to immigrants
Maine religious leaders call for a civil discussion of more than 30 legislative and budget proposals that could affect Maine’s immigrants and refugees.
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Artists, workers to protest plan to remove labor mural
The event includes a visit to the labor department and a news conference.
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Free workshops for families of Alzheimer’s victims
Families with loved ones experiencing dementia can get free advice and support.