Coyotes moving to Cape, deer going to college. Animals are everywhere.
Also in this edition of The Express newsletter, more on state budget talks and whether cats are optimists or pessimists. Or neither.
Monthly Archives: June 2017
Angus King: Postal service change could cause delays, cost increases in southern Maine
The senator is questioning the U.S. Postal Service’s plan to move automated sorting equipment from the Scarborough distribution center to one in New Hampshire.
Maine is taking Taylor Swift’s advice
Don’t overthink it.
The development of Bayside, and a new reason to hate ticks
Your nightly newsletter grab bag of local news, featuring all sorts of potentially deadly critters in Maine.
We’re going to need a bigger paddle boat
It’s that time of year again, when occasional great white shark sightings off Maine beaches make big headlines.
This Portland train station was demolished to make room for a strip mall
There’s still two remnants of Union Station you can see in Portland today. Part of the train shed made its was to Thompson’s Point. What’s left of the old clock sits in a glass case in Congress Square.
There’s still no state budget, but we do have a black widow spider
Also in tonight’s newsletter, a study showing car crashes increasing in states which have legalized marijuana.
Get ready to pay more for parking in Portland
The Tweet Of The Day comes from Portland City Hall, which is delivering some bad news for your change purses.
Death of a folksinger and remembering what’s worth forgetting
“What happens to all the good stuff if it doesn’t get remembered? What happens to all the good square dances, what happens to the pot lucks?”
The new theory that a serial killer may have struck in Portland
Anthony Sanborn, Jr., is trying to overturn his conviction for the 1989 murder, which two criminal profilers now say was likely the work of a serial killer.
