Seasons in Maine are not like in Congo
By Walongo I am so happy to relive summer. I can’t wait! As you know, I come from Congo...
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Guest Columns
Guest column by Mary Dunn, Maine
“I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat. I was thirsty, and you gave me something to...
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Meet Angelina
By Angelina Klouthis This month, instead of my usual efforts to uplift a program or resource in...
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Losing a job is stressful; Unemployment Insurance can help
What to know about applying By Catherine Buxton The Peer Workforce Navigator Team at a...
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Maine’s abolitionist movement launches
By Andy O’Brien On September 24, 1832, the white abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison arrived in...
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Silence around violence in DR Congo
By François Mayesi In last month’s column, “DRC: A Forgotten Genocide,” I noted that Pope Francis...
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A (Brief) History of Aquaculture in Maine
By Steve Genovese The Gulf of Maine is one of the most prolific marine habitats on the planet,...
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Looking for a miracle
By Walongo When speaking of life, we often say, “Tomorrow belongs to God!” or “Life constantly...
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Maine’s great opportunity
By Rosamour Maine is currently facing the arrival of an unprecedented number of immigrants....
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Proposed state, federal legislation may impact immigrants in Maine
Much attention lately has been given to the Maine State Legislature, which is currently in the...
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