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  • 5 days ago | yahoo.com | Gillian Graham

    May 9—ALFRED — With an hour to go before the deadline to leave, Kurt Frank stood outside the front door of the homeless shelter where he's been staying for the last five weeks, a pile of bags stuffed full of his belongings at his feet. York County Shelter Programs, the nonprofit that runs the county's only homeless shelter, announced last week it would shutter some of its operations because it could no longer afford to operate.

  • 6 days ago | yahoo.com | Gillian Graham

    May 8—A Wabanaki-led food sovereignty organization recently acquired a 245-acre farm in Swanville, marking the return of Wabanaki stewardship to ancestral lands in the Penobscot Bay region. Niweskok: From the Stars to Seeds, a collaboration of Wabanaki food and medicine providers, has focused for years on reinvigorating traditional crops and land management strategies, distributing traditional foods and hosting workshops. But they did not have a permanent land base until buying the farm.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Gillian Graham

    May 3—SOUTH PORTLAND — Author and illustrator X. Fang arrived at the Dr. Waldo T. Skillin Elementary School this week and found an alien invasion. The hallway to the library was lined with neon portraits of aliens in all shapes and sizes — some with antennas poking out of curly hair, others with six eyes or extra arms and legs.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Gillian Graham

    May 2—The sole homeless shelter in York County is shutting down because it can no longer cover the cost of running its programs. York County Shelter Programs, a nonprofit in Alfred, laid off 20 of its 70 employees on Thursday and is working with other agencies to try to find new housing for the 65 people still staying at the shelter. The decision to suspend operations comes as shelter providers across the state push for additional state funding to cover the cost of operating homeless shelters.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Gillian Graham

    May 2—The sole homeless shelter in York County is shutting down because it can no longer cover the cost of running its programs. The York County Shelter Programs in Alfred laid off 20 of its 70 employees on Thursday and is working with other agencies to try to find new housing for the 65 people still staying at the shelter. The decision to suspend operations comes as shelter providers across the state push for additional state funding to cover the cost of operating homeless shelters.

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