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PopularYES on Question D – Portland’s Workers Deserve It
by Pine and Roses Editorial Collective | Oct 11, 2022 | Editorials, Opinion
There are a number of questions on this year’s municipal ballot for Portland voters to decide....
What and Why a Third Reconstruction?
by Elizabeth Leonard | Jun 29, 2021 | News
Why We Must Pass Question B: A Tenant’s Story
by Erica Snyder-Drummond | Oct 28, 2022 | Opinion
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LatestCuban ambassador visits Maine
On Tuesday, February 13, Cuban ambassador to the United States, Lianys Torres Rivera, met with a room full of activists at the Teamsters Hall in South Portland.
Maine’s New Nordic Model Continues Criminalization
by Mila Lapente | Oct 13, 2023 | Opinion, Reports
A Survey of Political Demands in DSA
by Aaron Berger | Jan 10, 2023 | Opinion
What We Heard From Michigan
by Tzara Kane | Mar 2, 2024 | News
Over 100,000 voters, including the majority of voters in Dearborn sent their ceasefire message to Biden on Tuesday.
Read MoreCuban ambassador visits Maine
On Tuesday, February 13, Cuban ambassador to the United States, Lianys Torres Rivera, met with a room full of activists at the Teamsters Hall in South Portland.
Read MoreMaine Mural Podcast, Episode 34: Maine Lacks Adequate Civil Rights Protections
by Maine Mural Podcast | Nov 28, 2023 | Podcast
In this month’s installment of the Maine Mural Podcast, Wil T. reads his Pine & Roses...
Read MoreMaine’s New Nordic Model Continues Criminalization
by Mila Lapente | Oct 13, 2023 | Opinion, Reports
At the end of Maine’s 131st Legislative Session in June, Gov. Janet Mills signed LD1435: An Act to...
Read MoreA Survey of Political Demands in DSA
by Aaron Berger | Jan 10, 2023 | Opinion
Disclaimer: This essay is part of a current string of DSA-focused articles we are offering in the...
Read MoreWhy We Must Pass Question B: A Tenant’s Story
by Erica Snyder-Drummond | Oct 28, 2022 | Opinion
The true story of a Portlander who had to leave the neighborhood they called home when their old apartment was converted to a short-term rental.
After weeks of searching while living with their partner, they managed to find a cramped one-bedroom apartment across town while their former home sits mostly vacant. Question B is out best shot at reducing housing insecurity in Portland.
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