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Thursday, April 16, 202004/16/2020

Maine Points: We Are Maine Strong

In Maine Points

In Maine, we support our neighbors. We stand up and lend a hand, even when it’s hard. Because we know that together, we’re strong.

Now is one of those times to rise up and say ‘We are Maine Strong’. Let’s support our local businesses, because they are owned and operated by (or employ) our friends, families, and neighbors. We will encourage those around us, sharing the good and calming the fear. Let’s get creative, be positive, and support local.

#WeAreMaineStrong is a movement created by the Portland Radio Group to support local businesses today so they can keep their doors open tomorrow.

The focus of this program is to let our Mainers know of a FREE online resource available to them.

MAINE POINTS

Sunday, April 12, 202004/12/2020

Maine Points: Frannie Peabody Center

In Maine Points

As a single point of entry for people affected by HIV/AIDS, Frannie Peabody Center offers client-centered services that address the unique challenges of each individual.FPC programs mirror the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, which aims to reduce new HIV infections, reduce HIV-related health disparities, and increase access to care to optimize health outcomes.

The Purpose of this program is to discuss how HIV impacts those during the Coronavirus Pandemic and what Frannie Peabody Center offers to our Mainers.

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, April 11, 202004/11/2020

Ande Smith and Julie McDonald Smith- Segment 6

In Inside Maine

The final segment of this week’s “Inside Maine” has Susan Faloon as a guest. Susan is the Public Information Officer of the Maine Emergency Management Agency

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, April 11, 202004/11/2020

Ande Smith and Julie McDonald Smith- Segment 5

In Inside Maine

In this hour, Ande and Julie are joined by Liz Cotter Schlax of the United Way of greater Portland

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, April 11, 202004/11/2020

Ande Smith and Julie McDonald Smith- Segment 4

In Inside Maine

Ande and Julie continue to discuss current events…. AKA COVID-19

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, April 11, 202004/11/2020

Ande Smith and Julie McDonald Smith- Segment 3

In Inside Maine

Ande and Julie discuss current events

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, April 11, 202004/11/2020

Ande Smith and Julie McDonald Smith- Segment 2

In Inside Maine

The Royal Academy in Gray provides home school services. Shirley Minster is the founder, and she joins the show

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, April 11, 202004/11/2020

Ande Smith and Julie McDonald Smith- Segment 1

In Inside Maine

Ande and Julie are joined by Pender Makin, Commissioner of the Maine Department of Education

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, April 4, 202004/04/2020

Shawn Moody- Segment 6

In Inside Maine

In the final installment of this week’s show, Shawn is joined by Paul Bradbury, the director of the Portland International Jetport

INSIDE MAINE

Saturday, April 4, 202004/04/2020

Shawn Moody- Segment 5

In Inside Maine

The first part of the final hour of this week’s “Inside Maine” features Shawn talking to the President of the University of Southern Maine, Glenn Cummings

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