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Tom Waddell: Political agendas take aim at LGBTQ Americans - Vimarsana News

Tom Waddell: Political agendas take aim at LGBTQ Americans

There is nothing wrong with being transgender. It is nefarious, bigoted religious and political agendas that cause the problems transgender people experience. Transgender and cisgender people (a person whose gender identity matches their sex given at birth) are the gender they identify as. Gender identity and sex are not the same. Sex is what you […]

You Never Walk Alone Inc. awards NAMI Maine $40,000 - Piscataquis Observer - Vimarsana News

You Never Walk Alone Inc. awards NAMI Maine $40,000 - Piscataquis Observer

HALLOWELL — The Maine Chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness has received a $40,000 donation from You Never Walk Alone Inc. This major gift advances NAMI Maine’s mission of providing all Mainers mental health support, education, and advocacy.

Patricia A. Peasley, obituary - Vimarsana News

Patricia A. Peasley, obituary

SOUTH PORTLAND — Patricia A. Peasley, 82, formerly of South Portland, passed away Friday, August 11, 2023 while under hospice care at Gorham House in Gorham, Maine.   Patricia was born on February 21, 1941, in Camden, the daughter of the late Nathan...

Maine bus line makes no move to stop allowing border patrol searches - Vimarsana News

Maine bus line makes no move to stop allowing border patrol searches

The Maine ACLU had requested that Cyr Bus Lines stop allowing border patrol agents to board buses without a warrant.

Conservationists fear Penobscot River dam malfunction wiped out young salmon - Vimarsana News

Conservationists fear Penobscot River dam malfunction wiped out young salmon

The July 7 shutdown killed fish and aquatic life, and hampered fishing, boating and other activities that require higher, flowing water.