One group in Maine seeks to build connections, one coffee at a time
"Third Thursday" has over 50 members, many looking to find connections beyond screens and social media.
New Federal Data Shows Maine’s Child Welfare Agency Is Moving Against National Trends
A federal report shows Maine is finding more child abuse and neglect than most other states, but not necessarily keeping children any safer ...
First AG's report on racial profiling in Maine inconclusive due to data collection issues
The first report on Maine’s new law meant to fight and prevent law enforcement from racial profiling was released Wednesday ...
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Former church in Maine converted into community center for teens
A new center for Maine teenagers has opened inside an old Catholic church in Biddeford, a transformation that has been years in the making. The grand opening of the My Place Teen Center at the ...
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Failure to Protect: The Taking of Logan Marr
In January 2001, five-year-old Logan Marr was found dead in the basement of her foster mother's home in Chelsea, Maine. The foster mother, Sally Schofield, was a highly respected former caseworker ...
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Men's Issues Therapists in Maine
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Let's Talk About It: One group in Maine seeks to build connections, one coffee at a time
PORTLAND, Maine — In a world dominated by social media and virtual communication, a group in Portland is fostering real, face-to-face connections — one cup of coffee at a time. "Third Thursday" is a ...