Nick McCrea is a journalist for The Portland Press Herald, focusing on local news in Maine, specifically in the Portland area. He covers a wide range of topics, including community events, arts and culture, education, and local politics. Nick's articles provide readers with insights into the happenings and issues that affect the people of Portland and the surrounding areas.
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By: Nick McCrea
The Bath shipyard, one of the states largest employers, is partnering with the local YMCA to add 150 local day care slots.
So, you guys like beer? I don't, but my disliking it is not what this column is about. Well, it kinda is. But it's mostly about beer! That beautiful golden drink with the thick snowy top to it. Beautiful! Oh the smell of beer—it's just great. I've always loved the smell, but ugh, the taste. Tell me–do beer or booze drinkers really love the taste of that stuff or do they really love it for the feeling it creates? Maybe the two are mixed together. I'm not sure, but I do know that while beer has a great scent, to me the taste is appalling. Gaggo. Oh, I get it when a guy or not a guy wants to “crack a cold one” after mowing the lawn when it's 95 degrees out there, or maybe at the start of a fabulous TV athletic event where the viewers clank their beer bottles together in some sort of jousting toast. Sorry folks; I guess it's unAmerican of me but swallowing a cold one to me is like swallowing long dead caterpillars and of course I've never swallowed those but I'm sure that's how it tastes.
The Brunswick Area Interfaith Council (BAIC) will host a panel of local election officials and experts to educate the community about our electoral system.
Poisoning and forensics feature in this year's popular Halloween-season offering One of the most famous residents of Brunswick's historic Skolfield-Whittier House was Dr.
Delight in the final Wiscasset Art Walk of the 2024 season from 4-7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 26. Enjoy the Village collection of galleries, shops, a variety of food stops including MAZU food truck, and lots of sidewalk activities.
When it comes to news, how do we know what to believe anymore? At 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 2, the Lincoln Theater in Damariscotta will present the local premiere of “Trusted Sources,” a new documentary on finding trustworthy news in a sea of deception, by filmmaker Don Colacino. The screening will be immediately followed by […]
By: Nick McCrea
Reelect problem-solver Golek In an earlier opinion piece, which appeared in the Portland Press Herald (“When we vote in November, we should
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By: Nick Mccrea
Midcoast polling locations saw a steady stream of voters and long, quick-moving lines on Election Day morning. Christine Wolfe, Freeport’s Town Clerk, said crowds that have shown up so far surpass any she’s seen in her career. Election volunteer Anne McCormack said that staff arrived at 6:30 a.m., and a line started at 6:47 a.m. […]
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