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More than $100,000 has been distributed from Finding Our Voices to bring safety, freedom, and comfort to Maine women and children survivors of domestic abuse through the group’s Get Out Stay Out Fund. According to Patrisha McLean, president/founder...

More than $100,000 has been distributed from Finding Our Voices to bring safety, freedom, and comfort to Maine women and children survivors of domestic abuse through the group’s Get Out

"Where is the money in Maine for the victims of our epidemic of domestic violence that is as much of a scourge as the opioid one?"

Eighteen dentists across Maine, including oral surgeons and orthodontists, have signed on to provide pro bono dental procedures.

Finding Our Voices has received $10,000 for its new statewide program called “Finding Our Smiles” of free, dignified dental care for Maine women and child victims of domestic abuse. The grant from the Elmina B. Sewall Foundation will help the...

Survivors of domestic abuse joined Gov. Mills at the State House on July 25 for a ceremonial signing of a bill to protect victims from repeat offenders.

It is true that our task is not easy, but I am confident that we can win the referendum for an Indigenous voice to parliament

ROCKLAND — On Saturday, July 22, at 7 p.m., the Good Trouble Project is back with another concert at the First Universalist Church in Rockland. Hosted by singer-songwriters John and

We Care For The Self Alone Maitreyi stopped her husband, the fabled Sage Yajnavalkya, as he headed out to the fourth stage of life, having willed his

ROCKLAND – The 'Good Trouble Project’ is back with another concert at the Rockland Unitarian Universalist Church featuring performers Lisa Redfern and David Dodson, Saturday, July 22 at 7 p.m. The evening concert is hosted by singer-songwriters John...