Maine Voices: We must limit early release of domestic violence offenders
The rules governing the release of our communities’ most dangerous criminals – those harming people they purport to love – are far too lax.
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The rules governing the release of our communities’ most dangerous criminals – those harming people they purport to love – are far too lax.
CAMDEN — “The art community is pulling together in a big, beautiful way to bring light to domestic abuse survivors through an Art With Heart Sale benefitting Finding Our Voices,” said Finding Our Voices, in a news release. Christine Buckley has set...
FREEPORT — “Birdsong will be joined by another stirring sound in Freeport this Spring, with May just proclaimed by the Town Council as Freeport Breaks the Silence of Domestic Abuse Month,” said Finding Our Voices, in a news release. The unanimous...
ROCKLAND — Molly Staples coordinates the new Extended Learning Opportunities program at Oceanside High School. She finds professionals in the community who will answer student questions or allow job shadowing for one hour or more in the shared...
ROCKLAND — Molly Staples coordinates the new Extended Learning Opportunities program at Oceanside High School. She finds professionals in the community who will answer student questions or allow job shadowing for one hour or more in the shared...