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Restaurant Week query

Restaurant Week query

 

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by Deirdre Fulton | Feb 26, 2009 | with 2 comment(s)

Wind power and transmission

Wind power and transmission

 

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by Deirdre Fulton | Feb 12, 2009 | with no comments

Eaters, Activists, Bikers, and Environmentalists: Tomorrow's Your Day

Eaters, Activists, Bikers, and Environmentalists: Tomorrow's Your Day
What isn't happening tomorrow? -- From 11 a.m.-1 p.m., the Local Sprouts Community Kitchen will host an open house in its new Public Market House digs. -- At 2 p.m., outside of the Kennebunk Water District office, a coalition of water-rights activists...
by Deirdre Fulton | Jun 24, 2008 | with 1 comment(s)

Practical Global Warming Solutions

Practical Global Warming Solutions
In front of a youngish crowd dressed as lobsters, Environment Maine and several public officials (including city councilors Jim Cohen and Nick Mavodones, and David Littell, the state's environmental commissioner) touted a new report this morning,...
by Deirdre Fulton | Jun 18, 2008 | with no comments

New Maine Transportation Website

New Maine Transportation Website
New site , created to call out "projects that obviously were not vetted by the Maine Sensible Transportation Act...[which was] created to keep MDOT from completely paving over Maine, after Mainers were worn down and relented to allow the widening...
by Deirdre Fulton | Jun 16, 2008 | with no comments

Collins sides with Big Oil

Collins sides with Big Oil
US Senator Susan Collins , who is running for re-election this fall, voted today to continue massive subsidies for oil corporations , and in opposition to taxing those companies' windfall profits. The vote was technically on a measure to end debate...
by Jeff Inglis | Jun 10, 2008 | with no comments

Recycle Your HRC Yard Signs

Recycle Your HRC Yard Signs
Hey, all you Hillary supporters in Maine --- don't just toss that Clinton for President sign, recycle it! One Texas based company wants you to mail in your (now-useless) Hillary signs ; they'll give you a free Barack Obama placard in return. ...
by Deirdre Fulton | Jun 10, 2008 | with no comments

Take a Hike (tomorrow is National Trails Day!) and see some of Maine's oldest trees

Take a Hike (tomorrow is National Trails Day!) and see some of Maine's oldest trees
There are plenty of interesting things to do here in Portland to observe National Trails Day tomorrow, including hiking 10 miles through the Forest City on a guided walk with Portland Trails. But really the big thing you should do, if in any way you can...
by Jeff Inglis | Jun 06, 2008 | with no comments

White Bikes

White Bikes
In April, I suggested that Portland look into starting a bike-share program like the one recently launched in Washington, DC . And like magic, it's happening ! (To be fair, I think the idea was on the radar long before I stuck my nose into the matter...
by Deirdre Fulton | Jun 05, 2008 | with no comments

It's fiddlehead time

It's fiddlehead time
Some of the fiddleheads around are actually starting to open, but there are still plenty to be found. It's a great wild, local, organic food. Pickled fiddleheads are my faves, but boiled and steamed are OK. (If they have to be hot, I'll take steamed...
by Jeff Inglis | May 22, 2008 | with no comments

Maine college is named greenest in America

Maine college is named greenest in America
The well-known environmental Web site Grist.org has crowned Maine's College of the Atlantic , located in Bar Harbor, the greenest college or university in the world . COA held the first-known zero-waste graduation in 2005, according to a press release...
by webteam | Aug 15, 2007 | with no comments

UMaine's up for climate change cash

UMaine's up for climate change cash
Late last week, the US Senate passed its version of a federal energy bill , which included crucial increases in the nation’s fuel-efficiency standards (although one wonders whether 10 miles per gallon over the next 10 years is really the fastest progress...
by webteam | Jun 29, 2007 | with no comments

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