Amy Canfield is a journalist for The Portland Press Herald, focusing on local news in Maine, specifically in the Portland area. With a passion for community stories, Amy covers a range of topics including education, events, local businesses, and public health.
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Portland, Maine, United States (Local)
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Amy's articles mainly focus on local community events, fundraising activities, and public health initiatives in Maine. She also covers topics related to house & home, government & politics, education, and family & relationships.
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By: Amy Canfield
I hope the members of the Falmouth Town Council saw the recent Portland Press Herald editorial by Jennifer Gulko, principal of Freeport High School, regarding flavored tobacco products and youth addiction. It’s a very forceful piece. She quotes the statistic that nearly 34% of high school students in Maine have used e-cigarettes. And as I […]
By: Amy Canfield
I attended the Tips for Charity luncheon, part of the Festival of Trees at the Westbrook-Warren Congregational Church. Both parking lots on Church Street were full and I parked in the lot between the two banks on Main Street, which had a couple of free spaces. All three of these lots are at risk as […]
The restaurant opened this week at its new location on Main Street in Westbrook.
Gray-New Gloucester High School cheerleaders qualify for the New England Championships next month in Massachusetts.
Fishing derby winners
Casco Village Church, United Church of Christ, is hosting a pie supper March 23 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. The menu features a wide variety of pies – pizza, chicken, pork, beef, spaghetti, shepherd’s and more. There will also be salads, and for dessert, more pies. Dinner costs $12 per person, $5 for ages 8 […]
Walking tall
One spectacular show
Thirty-three K-12 athletes from Scarborough schools competed in the Special Olympics Cumberland County Area Track and Field Meet.
The northern lights as seen from Scarborough by John Thurlow.
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