Good evening from the BDN Portland office on Congress Street. Tonight: an update on Long Creek; there’s going to be a new food festival in town; and Trump is picking his candidate for the Supreme Court. What we’re talking about After teen’s death, state orders independent review of suicide prevention at youth prison — Jake […]
Good evening from the BDN Portland office on Congress Street. It feels like every day is a big news day now. Here’s what’s up. What we’re talking about KKK recruitment flyers appeared in South Freeport and Augusta today — Residents of the two towns found the flyers this morning, Beth Brogan reports. The Ku Klux […]
“It’s actually not that special of a story,” said Kamron King, the freshman playing the bulldog. “Being a mascot, for a hearing and a deaf person, is exactly the same thing.
Tonight: What’s next for the women’s marchers; LePage is still talking about Portland’s aid of immigrants; and a longtime burrito place is closing.
Good evening from the BDN Portland office on Congress Street. Tonight we’re going to keep trying to explain everything that’s been going on with Trump, LePage, refugees and immigration. What we’re talking about How Maine immigrants are dealing with Trump’s planned executive order — Jake Bleiberg and Troy Bennett spoke with a woman who fears that […]
Everything we know about Trump’s executive orders around immigration; the Women’s March made history in more than one way; and a record number of people rode the bus last year.
You’re reading BDN Portland’s evening email newsletter. Click or tap here to subscribe. Or text PORTLAND to 66866. What we’re talking about LePage accuses Maine cities of ‘breaking the laws’ on General Assistance — Jake reports: Gov. Paul LePage accused Maine’s largest cities of “breaking the laws” by giving certain poor immigrants General Assistance benefits and suggested […]
Offshore wind gusts of almost 40 mph drove waves against the rocks at the foot of Portland Headlight in Cape Elizabeth this morning.
Tonight: Russia has not annexed Falmouth; you can still get a Valentine’s Day reservation; and how fortune tellers feel about a potential tax on their services.
The Russian flag replaced the stars and stripes that flew from a small flagpole erected in an old, submerged bridge piling in the Presumpscot River estuary, just west of the Martin’s Point Bridge.
