In August of 2018, a mother orca whale made news as she traveled the ocean with her dead calf in tow. For 17 days, the bereaved mother whale named Tahlequah, or J35 by researchers, swam nudging her calf along in … Continue reading →
On January 10, 2019, the Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services (MBVS) was pleased to announce the final design selection for the new State of Maine Honorable Service Coin and Plaque, which will honor all Maine Veterans, past and present, regardless … Continue reading →
I believe we have all asked ourselves the following questions at some point or another: “What is my purpose?” and “What does God want to do with my life?” To put it simply, the ultimate purpose of man, according to … Continue reading →
On Friday, January 18, 2019, the opponents of President Donald Trump and the national media (forgive my redundancy) were on fire with anticipation over a story by Buzzfeed that Trump had instructed his former attorney Michael Cohen, among others, to … Continue reading →
Republican Weekly Radio Address January 11, 2019 Greetings, this is Rich Cebra, State Representative from Naples. The last time I gave the Republican Radio Address response was December 18, 2010. Governor John Baldacci was days away from leaving office and … Continue reading →
Red Cross offers 15 ways to stay safe when winter storms hit. With a winter storms heading our way, the American Red Cross is providing steps you can take to stay safe with the cold, snow and ice. Whether you’re … Continue reading →
It feels as if every year starts with the identical phrase. I am “cautiously optimistic” about the success of my company and the economy. I am not sure if that is my natural attitude about business or if it is … Continue reading →
The celebration of a new year is an opportunity to reflect on the great things we have accomplished and to set new goals for Vets Count/Easterseals Maine in 2019 and beyond. Each year as we develop our annual report, we … Continue reading →
“Portland is a very walkable city!” Portland’s Walk Score has it far-and-above most other major metropolitan centers in the country! And it is. Mostly. A lot of the time. Give-or-take nine months of the year. On Peninsula. Walk Score is … Continue reading →
**Do you need assistance locating affordable housing options for you or someone you know? For information and to get your questions answered, contact: Maine Housing Authority CAP Agencies Avesta Housing Your local housing authority 2-1-1 Maine Area Agencies on Aging … Continue reading →
