Morning Links - Sunday November 17, 2024

Sunday, November 17, 2024

Business

Maine's oldest canning operation closes 🏛 FOX 22 Bangor

Maine’s oldest seafood canning operation is closing 🏛 Bangor Daily News

Community

Dozens of pets adopted, more than $100K raised at ARLGP Shelter Sleep-In event 🏛 WCSH News Center Maine

Environment

Underfunded and understaffed, Maine’s dam agency does what it can to keep the aging infrastructure safe 🏛 The Maine Monitor

An environmental group files intent to sue a salmon farmer for pollution off Maine's coast 🏛 WCSH News Center Maine

‘Rozalia Project for a Clean Ocean’ Collects Debris from Remote Islands in the Gulf of Maine 🏛 Munjoy Hill News

Food and Drink

In photos: The last day at Anania’s Variety on Congress Street 🏛 Portland Press Herald

LGBTQIA+

Amid an uptick in inquiries from outside groups, Gardiner-area schools make information requests public 🏛 Portland Press Herald

MSAD 11 PUBLIC F.O.A.A. REQUESTS 🏛 MSAD 11

FOAA Request by Casey Ryan re: Guidelines for transgender and nonbinary students 🏛 MSAD 11

FOAA Request by Representative Michael Soboleski re: transgender bathroom policy 🏛 MSAD 11

Outdoors

Freezeout Trail to Webster Stream Grand Pitch 🏛 Hiking in Maine

Ethics in the outdoors means doing the right thing when nobody’s looking 🏛 Bangor Daily News

Photography

Sunset in Scarborough, 415pm 🏛 Reddit

I caught a moonbow this morning 🏛 Reddit

Supermoon Super Sunset over Ram Island Light! 🏛 Reddit

iPhone Moon Last Night 🏛 Reddit

Full moon last night 🏛 Reddit

Quick walk by the poop factory this morning! 🏛 Reddit

Wiener mobile at the Civic Center 🏛 Reddit

Politics

Ranked-choice count confirms Jared Golden’s win over Austin Theriault 🏛 Piscataquis Observer

Tribal Sovereignty

Human remains, cultural items to return to Wabanaki Nations after spending years in Yale museum 🏛 WCSH News Center Maine