Donna Loring has for decades been a major figure in Maine-tribal relations: legislator, tribal council member, aide to two governors, author and public intellectual. Now, fresh off her time… Read more »
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Maine and the pandemic: where things stand 11 months on
The second, deadlier coronavirus surge is ebbing in Maine and the U.S. generally — a good juncture to step back and see where we’ve been, how things appeared to… Read more »
Maine alone in the country in not compiling Covid-19 testing data every day
A month ago I wrote about how Maine was the only state in New England unable to post negative test results counts each day, a number that allows the calculation… Read more »
An Additional Post
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A Post From Earlier
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Ten years of World Wide Woodard
Happy 2019 everyone, and happy birthday to this blog, which started 10 years ago today with this post from Reykjavik, where I was starting a reporting trip in the wake… Read more »
Trump plan to cut NOAA, kill SeaGrant, alarms Maine marine industries
In this morning’s Portland Press Herald, I report on the reaction to President Trump’s proposal to dramatically cut funding to NOAA, the government’s principle marine-related agency, including killing the 50-year… Read more »