PORTLAND — Furniture is an easy thing to overlook. It’s in our homes, the places we work and the businesses we visit. Furniture is everywhere. It’s difficult to imagine life without it, to imagine not having a bed to sleep in or table for dining. But for some, a lack of furniture isn’t difficult to […]
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Chebeague Island Police Beat: May 5
Arrests No arrests or summonses were reported from April 25 to May 1.
Chebeague Island Police Beat: April 28
Arrests No arrests or summonses were reported from April 18-24.
‘Yes means yes’: Changing the way Maine looks at sexual violence
BRUNSWICK — Sitting cross-legged on a couch last week in the student union building at Bowdoin College, Ali Ragan was smiling as she talked about her involvement on campus. The senior would be graduating in a month and was excited for what’s to come. Looking at her, no one would guess she was the victim […]
Chebeague Island Police Beat: April 21
Arrests No arrests or summonses were reported from April 11-17.
Chebeague Island nomination papers available
CHEBEAGUE ISLAND — Nomination papers for elected town offices are available at Town Hall. Two three-year terms on the Board of Selectmen and two on the School Committee, also for three years, are up for election on June 14. Nomination papers are due back to Town Hall by May 2 at 5 p.m. The two Board […]
Maine Audubon seeks brook trout surveyors
FALMOUTH — Maine Audubon is seeking volunteer anglers to survey remote Maine ponds and coastal streams for brook trout. The information gathered will be used to identify populations of previously undocumented wild brook trout across the state. This will be the sixth year Maine Audubon – along with Trout Unlimited and the Maine Department of […]
Chebeague Island Police Beat: April 14
Arrests No arrests or summonses were reported from April 4-10.
Chebeague Island Police Beat: April 7
Arrests No arrests or summonses were reported from March 28 to April 3.
Muslim in Maine: Coping with mistrust, counting on faith, community
PORTLAND — On the morning of Nov. 16, 2015, Fahmo Ahmed walked from her apartment on Bartlett Street in Lewiston to a downtown bus stop. It was a Monday, and like so many other Americans, she was already bracing herself for the week ahead. It was cold outside, and she had to get up early […]
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