Maxen Ryder is a journalist for The Portland Press Herald, focusing on local news in Maine, specifically in the city of Portland. Maxen covers a wide range of topics including community events, government decisions, environmental issues, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Maxen aims to provide the residents of Portland with accurate and engaging news articles.
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Maxen's coverage focuses primarily on local news in the United States, specifically in Maine and Portland. He covers a variety of topics such as community events, local government decisions, and expert commentary on regional initiatives.
If you have expertise or are involved in local government issues, regional initiatives, education programs or family-related services within Maine or Portland, Maxen might be interested in hearing from you for potential interviews or commentary. Additionally, if you can provide insights into housing challenges specific to these areas or offer industry-specific expertise related to the topics he covers (especially those related to community development), your input could be valuable for his articles.
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By: Maxen Ryder
The grant is awarded based on public vote. Scarborough can be voted for until July 28.
The change follows a study to improve recruitment and retention of city workers.
By: Maxen Ryder
The amendments are related to the use of pesticides, after multiple meetings of discussion.
Scarborough Police and Fire worked together to rescue four ducklings that fell down a storm drain on July 14. The ducklings were reunited with their mother. “Mama Duck was watching closely as we worked to rescue her little ones!” wrote the Scarborough Maine Police Department on their Facebook page. “Thank you to the person who […]
By: Maxen Ryder
The project to "Close the Gap" between Scarborough and South Portland on the Eastern Trail has been in the works for years. The council meeting on July 19 provided updates on the project.
Scarborough has resumed the cleaning of seaweed in Higgins Beach; it began Aug. 3 and will continue until Labor Day. Local volunteers with the town’s Public Works Department have collected seaweed and removed it from the beach for decades with approval from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). The cleaning was paused this summer […]
The Scarborough Town Council will meet to discuss next steps on Aug. 16.
Susan and Megan Tan will discuss their podcast series,“Now or Never: How to Find Love When Love Feels Impossible,” on Aug. 24.
By: Maxen Ryder
RiRenzo, who focuses on South Portland and Cape Elizabeth, has advice for providing trees for pollinators.
By: Maxen Ryder
After strong turnout, organizers plan to continue the event.
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