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DEIRDRE FULTON
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Maine's cohousing movement gains ground
Why don't we live together?
An architect, a professor, a dentist, and a teacher. Children as young as six and retirees in their 60s and 70s. Musicians and massage therapists and artists; Mainers and folks from away. All living together, sharing common space.
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DEIRDRE FULTON
| November 23, 2011
Seeds of evil
Going green
A Maine farmer, backed by 275,0000 like-minded individuals, has found himself at the forefront of a fight against the most dastardly figure in agriculture: the seed and biotechnology company Monsanto, which to some represents everything that is wrong with farming today.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| November 23, 2011
What we learned from the race
Mayoral Aftermath
As of last Tuesday, Portland has its first elected mayor in many decades; Michael Brennan will take office December 5 and serve a four-year term.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| November 16, 2011
The future of contraception
Men's birth-control role may increase; women will get more options
Whether your interest is personal — Get me off these hormones! — or policy-related — Global population is growing too fast! — the matters discussed at last month's Future of Contraception Initiative conference in Seattle matter to you.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| November 09, 2011
Men's birth-control role may increase; women will get more options
The future of contraception
Whether your interest is personal — Get me off these hormones! — or policy-related — Global population is growing too fast! — the matters discussed at last month's Future of Contraception Initiative conference in Seattle matter to you.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| November 09, 2011
Obama responds to the 99 percent
Band-aids or benefits?
In announcements that could be interpreted as gifts to the Occupy movement, President Barack Obama recently introduced three measures to help struggling students, veterans, and homeowners.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| November 09, 2011
Who will be mayor?
Q&A with the 15 candidates looking for your vote
A Portland Election Special.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| October 26, 2011
Review: Question One
Documentary goes behind the scenes in Maine's 2009 gay-marriage fight
When Joe Fox and James Nubile began work on their documentary, Question One , which covers 2009's gay-marriage battle from inside both camps, they had no idea that Marc Mutty would be such a compelling interviewee.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| October 26, 2011
Voting sustainable
Going green
Among the new mayor's responsibilities will be increasing energy efficiency in city buildings, managing and advocating for local alternative transit priorities, and setting an example regarding eco-friendliness.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| October 26, 2011
City manager: Mayor will be ‘chief lobbyist’
Portland 101
The election of a new mayor "is not going to make that much of a difference in the way we operate day to day," city manager Mark Rees told participants in the League of Young Voters' Portland 101 program last week.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| October 26, 2011
Burning up the house
Portland 101
"Lots of ribbin' and kiddin' goes on here," said deputy fire chief David Pendleton of the loooooong dining table upstairs at the Portland Fire Department's Bramhall Station.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| October 19, 2011
Trimming Maine waistlines starts with kids
Lunch money
I haven't been dining at local farm-to-table establishments, at least not the kind you may be thinking of.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| October 07, 2011
Getting our sh%& straight
Portland 101
For the second week in a row, as part of the League of Young Voters' Portland 101 program, I got to visit a smelly and treacherous location, all in the name of getting (and sharing with you, reader!) a behind-the-scenes glimpse of our city's inner-workings.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| October 05, 2011
Talking trash with the League
Portland 101
The second site visit of the League of Young Voters' Portland 101 program, which Jeff Inglis outlined last week (see " Young Activists Explore Police Department ," September 23), took the group to ecomaine, the non-profit waste management facility located off outer Congress Street.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| September 28, 2011
Get it together
Going green
"Political leaders, no matter the party, often can be barometers for public sentiment."
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| September 28, 2011
Arts-related mayoral forum coming up
Leading Portland
With six weeks to go before Portland's first mayoral election in modern history, the field remains crowded and confusing.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| September 28, 2011
Maine sneaker-maker could provide military footwear
Born in the USA
As the only remaining manufacturer of athletic shoes in the United States — with three factories in Maine and two in Massachusetts — New Balance wants government assurance that military servicemembers wear American-made sneakers, not ones that are made overseas.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| September 21, 2011
Put your money where your home is
Better Banking Bureau
FDIC statistics show that in Cumberland County, more than 80 percent of the market share of deposits is in TD Bank, Key Bank, or Bank of America.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| September 14, 2011
Inside the 9/11 Truth Movement
Who are the people who want to know what really happened?
This week marks the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| September 07, 2011
Commemorate 9/11 in your own way
Observances
Regardless of what you believe about 9/11, it is a day that deserves contemplation and commemoration. Here are some local events before, after, and on the 10th anniversary that will get your blood, brain, or heartstrings moving.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| September 07, 2011
Blues beyond pie
A closer look at Maine's most famous fruit
Here, a look at some blueberry characters and concerns.
By:
DEIRDRE FULTON
| August 31, 2011
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