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Published
June 23, 2017

Maine Voices: Nonprofits’ second-in-commands are leaders in shaping communities

People like Jon Bradley, who's stepping down as Preble Street's associate director, combine their personal values with their professional expertise.
Published
May 30, 2017

Councilor Ray: Expanded shelter zoning would help needy in Portland

A proposal coming before the City Council creates more possible locations for an emergency shelter.
Published
May 15, 2017

Lone clue was key to identifying homeless man killed in South Portland tent fire

Driven by a desire to recognize the forgotten and bring closure to the victim's family, police uncover a name and find Rodney Jewell's relatives far to the north.
Published
May 4, 2017

Maine Voices: Pathway to addiction recovery needs to be an unobstructed one

And no one is going to get well without proper housing during their recovery period.
Published
May 1, 2017

Portland plan would allow shelters beyond downtown

City Council could vote on the new zoning rules as early as June 5.

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Published
April 27, 2017

Man who died in South Portland tent fire is identified

Police used comparative DNA samples from a family member to identify Rodney Jewell, 48.
Published
April 10, 2017

Bill would help Portland seek reimbursement for shelter, General Assistance aid

The proposed changes to the residency determination process would make the jurisdiction where a person lived before applying for aid responsible for the costs.
Published
April 8, 2017

Man journeys from living under a bridge to Boston Marathon

Danny Dwyer stuggled for years with addiction; now he's sober and in training for New England's biggest footrace.
Published
March 23, 2017

Maine Voices: Exempt feminine hygiene products from state sales tax. Period.

In Maine and 37 other states, women are being taxed for something they cannot control.
Published
February 15, 2017

Maine Voices: For those standing on the median, ‘flying a sign’ is an exercise in humility

Many are embarrassed by asking for cash, and they say they would rather be working.