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Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Columns
I may not have what it takes to be an influencer
He may be off the field, but Brady still inspires
Turns out you’re never too old to dance
The Tokyo Olympic Games have had lessons for us all
Let’s hold space for others this holiday season
It’s time to roll up our sleeves and assemble
How expensive do concert tickets have to get before fans walk away?
A yellow dog waits at the end of the driveway
Portland Press Herald Satire
Build houses from banned books? A modest proposal …
A Warm Welcome to New Americans
Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Letters to the Editor
Millennial women mourn Ginsburg as grandmother who blazed trails
Throwing food at art is not the answer to climate change
‘Barbie’ reminds us that life in plastic isn’t fantastic
The Bollard
Grappling with the Aftershocks of Mass Violence
Welcome to Nowhere: Reconnecting an amputated neighborhood
Portland Old Port
The Wonder of Commercial Street
What is Proper Tipping Etiquette in 2022?
Construction Blues: Local Businesses on Federal, Temple and Free Streets Need Your Support
Saint Joseph’s College
Business Planning with Purpose
Moon Landing, Flower Power, and Women’s Rights
Caleb Gravel on his Genetic Research of the Smelt in Sebago Lake
Saint Joseph’s College Earns Sustainable Commuting Award for
Way 2 GO MAINE Challenge
Dr. Nga “Swan” Nguyen Goodhal ’79 Reflects on the Love and Support of the Sisters of Mercy
Thornton Academy
Achievement: The Educational Excellence of Benjamin Nasse ’93
A New Brewery For The Pine Tree State
For Katy Jackson ’02 Life is One Big Adventure
Phyllis Sanborn White ’45: Leading an Adventurous Life
Amanda McGeachey ’04: Bringing Joy and Care To Children Who Need It Most
Maria Arabatzis ’05: Investments Change the World
New Perspectives: Exploring Human Geography With Mr. Nelson
Meghan VonVett ’03: The Show Must Go On
A Winning Combination: Katie Leighton ’05 Facilitates Charitable Giving Through Athletics
From Reporting The Weather To Assigning Stories, Tyler Cadorette ’12 Feels At Home In The News
Writing Contests
Baxter Memorial Library Writing Contest (2012) Flash Fiction, 1st place: “Fiat Lux”| To read in the Gorham Times, click here (p.5)
Adult Poetry Contest, 2nd place: “People You’ll Never See Again”
Portland Public Library Adult Poetry Competition, 3rd place (2012)
Antelope Island on July 4th
Terry Plunkett Poetry Festival, state-wide poetry competition open to all Maine college students, 1st Place (2011)
Salt Institute for Documentary Studies
Saga on the High Seas: Pirates’ Faithfuls Remain Steadfast as the Franchise Navigates Rocky Waters
Lingering Libbytown: The gateway to Portland searches for its identity
Emma Joyce 