Tag: Maine
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Walk A Mile In Their Shoes
My name is Bill Diamond, the founder of the non-profit Walk a Mile in Their Shoes. I was recently diagnosed with a challenging medical issue which will require me to partially shift my focus on treatments to win this battle. We are more committed than ever to continuing our mission in stopping the abuse and…
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Maine Voters Did Their Homework
Willy Ritch, Executive Director of the Maine Affordable Energy Coalition, released the following statement: “Maine voters did their homework, they did their research and, by an overwhelming majority, rejected Pine Tree Power. They rejected billions of dollars in debt and they rejected the risk and uncertainty that came with it. It was a hard-fought campaign…
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Bike and Pedestrian Safety
Working to Improve Bike and Pedestrian Safety in Maine In 2019, Maine was designated an Age-Friendly State by the AARP Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities. This designation is a major step toward making Maine even more livable for people of every age. The Age-Friendly State designation is igniting new partnerships at every level from…
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Cannabis is Body Care
This is our third article in a series we call ‘What is Cannabis?’. In the first article, we provided a brief overview of some products that can be made from cannabis. In the second article, we talked about cannabis as food. This month we’ll talk about why cannabis is a great option for personal care…
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10th Good Food Awards
10th Good Food Awards Recognizes Dean’s Sweets Maine Sea Salt Caramel sauce! Dean’s Sweets Maine Sea Salt Caramel Sauce was named a 2020 Good Food Award Winner in the “Confections” category at a gala in San Francisco’s War Memorial & Performing Arts Center on January 17, 2020, with a thousand people in attendance. The Portland,…
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