Today in History: Missouri Compromise allows Maine to enter the Union, 1820 #otd #tih https://t.co/sd40yzl0t9 pic.twitter.com/CT2yLanN8v
— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) March 15, 2019
Today in History: Missouri Compromise allows Maine to enter the Union, 1820 #otd #tih https://t.co/sd40yz3p4z pic.twitter.com/m7Jr0UOfUI
— Library of Congress (@librarycongress) March 15, 2018
#OTD in 1820, Maine was admitted as the 23rd state. 4th of 5 states added during Monroe’s presidency. https://t.co/pMxA0oTUM7 pic.twitter.com/sjBGlZt3dz
— Presidential Trivia (@triviapotus) March 15, 2019
The Missouri Compromise is signed into law by James Monroe #OTD 3/6/1820. It allows Missouri to enter the Union as a slave state, brings Maine into the Union as a free state, and makes the rest of the northern part of the Louisiana Purchase slavery-free.https://t.co/Jj0I2lUGbh
— American Battlefield Trust (@Battlefields) March 6, 2019
The Maine Bicentennial Commission is working on plans for commemoration of Maine's 200 years of statehood in 2020. This is an account you'll want to follow to stay up to date on the plans for this big anniversary. @OfficialME200 https://t.co/gL73WLlEZu
— MaineSOS (@MESecOfState) August 1, 2018
In #Kennebunk stands as a shining example of #FederalArchitecture — and an early precursor to today’s #MillennialPink trend. Learn more about the 1806 residence that was built for a prominent lawyer who helped #Maine achieve statehood. ➡️ https://t.co/WWlWMf3iTm #MaineHomes pic.twitter.com/reA4Hkkenz
— Down East Magazine (@MagazineofMaine) January 14, 2018
Freeport, Maine: Not the birthplace of statehood#realnews #MEhistory #MEpolitics #FreeportME @PressHerald https://t.co/6eD65v27F7
— Kelley Bouchard (@KelleyBouchard) January 6, 2019
Imagine Maine’s Story offers #Maine bicentennial program ideas & resources for all ages to support libraries bringing the celebration of Maine’s statehood into their communities. @MaineHumanities @Maine200Bicenn https://t.co/6ipAMgrrEB … pic.twitter.com/kRagR9OfSt
— Maine State Library (@MaineStLibrary) March 13, 2019
Looking for #Maine specific material for #BlackHistoryMonth check out these items from @MESecOfState @MEArchives https://t.co/e3k4WC4LlC pic.twitter.com/Za9rbWUoJB
— Maine State Library (@MaineStLibrary) February 6, 2019
If you missed our Feb. 26 webinar with @MESecOfState, you can watch the recording now at https://t.co/nOQJRXiv8I!
— RCV Resource Center (@RCVresources) March 15, 2019
Annual St. Patrick's Day parade is this Sunday, March 17 at 12:00 PM along Commercial Street. Commercial will be closed around 11:45 am from Center St to Franklin St for approx 1 hour. #portlandme FMI: https://t.co/mHansufagL pic.twitter.com/eth5pAIhWZ
— City of Portland, Maine (@CityPortland) March 15, 2019
We are so excited for what's next! https://t.co/Nc5Grr4ULR
— Portland Chamber (@PortlandChamber) January 3, 2019
Congrats to @tanyaemery, Director of Community & Economic Development for @CityofBangorME, on receiving the Leadership & Vision Award at @FUSIONBangor's Annual Extravaganza on Fri 10/19/18.
Thanks to @osbornemedia for the excellent video!
FMI: https://t.co/ImMirERzYg pic.twitter.com/aXgP44fwNJ
— City of Bangor, Maine (@CityofBangorME) October 22, 2018
Follow Porter and Sara Fox, Henry David Thoreau and Teddy Roosevelt in a canoe through northern Maine. On the cover of this Sunday's @nytimestravel https://t.co/w27H8h5cCs @visitmaine @wwnorton #northlandbook
— Nowhere Magazine (@NowhereMag) June 20, 2018
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Locals Know Best: Get the inside info on culture, food and drink in Portland, Maine https://t.co/e18IN6hhHN
— Budget Travel (@BudgetTravel) March 13, 2019
Solve those ordering headaches and restore your confidence knowing that you are getting the most out of your restaurant’s budget. #NativeMaine #NativeME #NewEngland #EatLocal #Restaurant #Produce #Protein #Distributor https://t.co/hSAqv5c8Ij
— Native Maine Produce (@nativemaine) March 12, 2019
It is Maine Restaurant Week! We can't wait to dive into all the amazing Portland restaurants. Find out everything that is happening here. https://t.co/aGbA35Ermm
— PROPEL Portland (@propelportland) March 6, 2019
Almost 95% of people in Maine identify as white. Why is the state so white?
The answer has to do with geography, economics, and the state’s history. @MainePublic’s @WillisRArnold answers the question and discusses what it means to even ask. https://t.co/HsEc1dHwm7 pic.twitter.com/BZ41n0jpKm
— NEXT New England (@NEXTNewEngland) March 12, 2019
King: Trump's Budget Allocates 'Significant' Funds For Maine's National Monument https://t.co/ty4serGokI pic.twitter.com/vKoI98OorY
— Maine Public (@MainePublic) March 15, 2019
Interesting read for #Maine on #community value, #OpportunityZones by @bruce_katz Is capital extractive or generative? Is it constricted (focused on narrowly drawn projects) rather than holistic (mixing of residential, retail, employment and amenities)? https://t.co/cSgrQ0fEdU
— GrowSmart Maine (@growsmartmaine) February 8, 2019
Check out our new blog about buying local-https://t.co/1nE8DTqp7I #buylocal #smartgrowth
— GrowSmart Maine (@growsmartmaine) January 28, 2019
Here's an opportunity! The 1.5 acres on which a mixed-use development would occur is on the southern part of the property and features public infrastructure. @MEREDA2 @CityofWtvl : https://t.co/1w9hjbNXuL
— GrowSmart Maine (@growsmartmaine) February 1, 2019
Great discussion with @bruce_katz yesterday as we seek to maximize #OpportunityZones value for Maine communities while identifying investment-worthy projects. https://t.co/5FUT1P1n0n
— GrowSmart Maine (@growsmartmaine) February 27, 2019
Hey you #economicdevelopment and #community folks! https://t.co/UaxtVJE0Zu
— GrowSmart Maine (@growsmartmaine) March 5, 2019
Professional Logging Contractors of Maine using video to encourage young people to pursue careers in #logging. https://t.co/7ZYSe6kHqT pic.twitter.com/q6KAM4a7tA
— Mainebiz (@Mainebiz) January 16, 2018
Check out this great article from @bangordailynews & @robincliffordwo on the #MooseheadLake Pinnacle Pursuit Challenge #hike #Maine #outdoorfun https://t.co/VybJvQ0ta5
— ForestSocietyofMaine (@FSMaine) October 2, 2018
Fruits on the forest floor: https://t.co/bqyXB39CoO
— Maine Woodland Owner (@MaineSwoam) February 11, 2019
🍁WGME visits Cooper Maple Products to discuss this year's maple sugaring season. https://t.co/PAlSfdqPmI
— Maine DACF (@MaineDACF) March 15, 2019
Maine is trying to root out the invasive Emerald Ash Borer, and it's inviting the public to learn how to help. @MaineDACF will host a workshop on November 15th to help residents look for signs of #EAB. READ ON: https://t.co/Rs1cK13SdU pic.twitter.com/7SD2PyPsou
— State Foresters (@StateForesters) November 1, 2018
Interactive map helps #Mainescallop harvesters navigate 2018-19 season regulations https://t.co/8lGoRAauuD pic.twitter.com/TrIlNJZQB9
— Maine DMR (@MaineDMR) December 12, 2018
Explore our new 2018 Annual Report! President Don Perkins said, "We accomplished so much, thanks to the support of our partners & donors. As I reflect on the year, I’m humbled by the magnitude of the issues we’ve taken on, & I’m astounded by our impact." https://t.co/KPJ1TDJkmd pic.twitter.com/h7QpKtgBQt
— GMRI (@GMRI) February 25, 2019
Keep eating more seafood! https://t.co/BJKl7siQfP
— Maine Coast Fishermen's Association (@MaineFishermen) December 15, 2018
Fish lobster. Eat lobster. Wear lobster? @MIT scientists are testing protective body-armor inspired by lobster. Check out this article shared in today's #MaineLobstermensAssocation newsletter…https://t.co/Zftpb3tw3u
— Coastal Fisheries (@mccfisheries) February 22, 2019
“Maine’s Rebuilt Scallop Fishery Looks for Another Year of Growth” Now that’s the kind of headline we like to see!https://t.co/R9PDL3YmKE pic.twitter.com/DVaiQ6zPRD
— Downeast Fisheries (@DEFisheries) September 18, 2018
According to data from @NOAA, American #lobster was the most valuable single species harvested in the U.S. in 2015, 2016, and 2017, with #Maine landings accounting for 80% of that value each year. @MaineDMR #mainelobster #mainefisheries #coastaleconomy https://t.co/vYjzbec2TT
— Island Institute (@islandinstitute) March 3, 2019
Some thoughts from ASF's Andrew Goode on the proposed salmon farms in Maine.https://t.co/fFxFU8PE6K https://t.co/fFxFU8PE6K
— Downeast Salmon (@Downeast_Salmon) July 12, 2018
Great to see! https://t.co/G5JiNiWRqO
— Downeast Salmon (@Downeast_Salmon) August 13, 2018
Incredible video! https://t.co/5CATQDV2Qf
— Schoodic Institute (@SchoodicInst) November 8, 2018
NOAA Fisheries Reverses Course On Herring Catch In 2019 @ericafuller9 @CLF @NOAAFish_GARFO https://t.co/kMcntmZEmu pic.twitter.com/oIka048Rgf
— Talking Fish (@talk_fish) February 8, 2019
A recent study discusses how the cleanup of #BostonHarbor has impacted winter flounder populations and the local marine ecosystem. https://t.co/wiMzVmPzBw
— Talking Fish (@talk_fish) March 7, 2019
It's time to grab life by the eyeballs and cook a whole fish already. #fishfriday https://t.co/B0QB44gGBj via @HuffPostLife
— GMRI Seafood (@GMRIseafood) March 15, 2019
Editorial: State should approve expansion of oyster farm on Brunswick's Maquoit Bay | The Times Record https://t.co/2GyBjbsNCl
— The Times Record (@MidcoastNews) March 8, 2019
Shrimpers hope industry lost to warm seas won't be forgotten (from @AP) https://t.co/6pLSUXKLjz
— Patrick Whittle (@pxwhittle) February 18, 2019
"Protecting Maine's working waterfront and access for fishermen is important for our business, and our mission of sourcing the highest quality seafood but also critically important for Maine's future." https://t.co/sN7Qm7wfl7
— Steve Train (@fvhattierose) February 27, 2019
A Maine-based global restaurant group sided with Maine fishermen in their battle with a luxury resort developer https://t.co/nuYLusMfMI via @bangordailynews #workingwaterfront pic.twitter.com/4p2qXSOYkp
— Beth Brogan (@Beth_Brogan) March 7, 2019
At Maine Fishermen’s Forum, Senator King lauds fishing industry’s contribution to Maine communities, economy https://t.co/YYhkNjsUA1 pic.twitter.com/t9nru4IvJK
— machiasnews (@machiasnews) March 13, 2019
Severine Von Tscharner Fleming — director of The @greenhorns Project and editor-in-chief of The New Farmer's Almanac — is reimagining #Maine's rural economy. https://t.co/3cD0it2r93
— Down East Magazine (@MagazineofMaine) March 8, 2019
Our latest video: interminable partisan battling cannot save the #Maine economy.https://t.co/VFoLUt8OiW
— Alliance For Maine (@MaineAlliance) March 8, 2019
The Maine Interagency Climate Adaptation Work Group (MICA) has released the updated 2019 "Maine Prepares for Climate Change" report. Visit DEP's website at: https://t.co/vEOPhGmZVX, FMI. This an inventory of current & completed activities and recommendations by state agencies.
— Maine DEP (@maine_dep) January 4, 2019
DEP’s river and stream upgrade proposal is good for Maine, an OpEd from retired professor and former commissioner of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Ray “Bucky” Owen. https://t.co/dd7b3H5vZt
— BDNOpinion (@BDNOpinion) February 8, 2019
It's important to note that every #recycling program is different (for example, ecomaine DOES take paper coffee cups without the lids!) But this is a good look at recycling, and how/why to go about doing it properly. https://t.co/Mfx0De8tbm #maine #ReduceReuseRecycle
— ecomaine ♻️ (@ecomaine) March 13, 2019
Would replacing wild-caught seafood with plant-based alternatives reduce the environmental impact of our food? Probably not, for a variety of reasons. https://t.co/svMCyH941j
— SIFF Capital (@SIFFCapitalMgmt) March 12, 2019
Gov. Mills has created a task force to study the prevalence of contamination in Maine from PFAS chemicals increasingly linked to health problems: https://t.co/xpXSQb15rT #mepolitics #PFAS pic.twitter.com/GXovBi0XOO
— Kevin Miller (@KevinMillerPPH) March 6, 2019
22,000 Mainers rely on Title X for some or all of their health care. The Trump-Pence gag rule puts their care at risk. Read more from our op-ed, published last summer in @PressHerald: https://t.co/Cs8tnMEO9h #mepolitics
— MECEP (@MECEP1) February 22, 2019
New on the Blog: Raising taxes on corporate profits over $2 million would boost Maine’s economy, improve tax fairness https://t.co/9BasoPcuN0 #mepolitics
— MECEP (@MECEP1) March 13, 2019
Camden municipal budget to rise 3 percent https://t.co/NFRSdPhxLj #MEnews #Midcoast #Maine pic.twitter.com/eBWHdlfGxN
— VillageSoup (@VStv_ME) March 6, 2019
https://t.co/dpTWmTxE8i Trump budget would boost military spending, but no direct benefits for Bath Iron Works https://t.co/rNpMHn9vp2
— TotalMaineNews (@TotalMaineNews) March 14, 2019
2. Even Lobsters Can’t Escape Trump’s Trade War, by @sdonnan @economics. Crunch-time for Maine's crustacean industry as global temps and trade, change. https://t.co/YGlYNHPdcc
— Sam Gustin (@samgustin) November 19, 2018
Maine bill says home economics classes should be mandatory https://t.co/hQMa3dWotk
— Home Economics Vic (@HomeEconomicsV) April 11, 2017
As 10,000 Baby Boomers reach retirement age every day, voters in Maine will soon consider the country's first universal home care program. But the proposal, and how it would be funded, are proving controversial. Economics correspondent @PaulSolman has the story. pic.twitter.com/gz0SN3I6mi
— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) November 1, 2018
Economics of H-2B visa shortage on vacation spots in Maine/Minnesota, Gulf Coast shrimpers & Alaskan salmon fishing https://t.co/xae0s53uTS
— Chad P. Bown (@ChadBown) June 8, 2017
We’re happy to be part of the creative economy in Maine! https://t.co/ZAF2wrbZpy https://t.co/ZAF2wrbZpy
— Criterion Theatre (@1932criterion) March 6, 2019
Would you move to Maine? Learn more about student debt in the US: https://t.co/9pIIKn8tb2 #economics #strategy pic.twitter.com/uTdpSiLIvk
— World Economic Forum (@wef) October 22, 2018
Is Maine’s ranked-choice voting process really a “black box” as some have said? “It’s just math,” says Bates economics professor @nathantefft. Learn how Tefft recreated his own recount using publicly available voting data and got the exact same result: https://t.co/IAQdol3GIc pic.twitter.com/SAm4VzFEku
— Bates College (@BatesCollege) December 5, 2018
An interesting @mainebiz piece on dollar stores and #maine retail trends, featuring economics professor David Findlay. https://t.co/KSoaQj5B7G
— Colby College (@ColbyCollege) January 24, 2018
UMaine System reports $3 million budget shortfall https://t.co/dOXzRJj4Oe pic.twitter.com/YcwbCQfimX
— NEWS CENTER Maine (@newscentermaine) March 15, 2019
It’s no surprise that tourism and agriculture are big parts of Maine’s economy. Student researcher Michaela Murray is studying how the wine industry in Maine can support those economies through sustainability efforts. #UMSS19 https://t.co/GhPtDUL663
— University of Maine (@UMaine) March 14, 2019
Demand for sustainably produced products is growing around the world. Explore the potential to re-invent #Maine's economy & position businesses & research institutions as key partners in the future global #bioeconomy at @MEIntlTradeCtr's Trade Day 2019. https://t.co/75ZEbRwfsf
— FAME Business (@FAME_Business) March 15, 2019
Scientists, activists and people working in Maine's natural resources-based economy are backing a bill designed to dramatically reduce Maine's greenhouse gas emissions over the next 30 years. https://t.co/ixgcNfYhS6 pic.twitter.com/YJWHplVkc7
— Maine Public (@MainePublic) March 13, 2019
Bipartisan bill that would set clear targets for reducing carbon pollution while growing Maine's economy will receive a public hearing on Wednesday. https://t.co/9Fx7bWD3ZT #mepolitics
— Natural Resources Council of Maine (@NRCMenvironment) March 11, 2019
Seacoast chef David Vargas (Vida Cantina, Ore Nell’s BBQ) in Kittery’s Shapleigh Middle School cafeteria this morning turning some local tomatoes into a pork and beef meat sauce in celebration of Maine Harvest Week. @seacoastonline @KitterySchools pic.twitter.com/4wzpj6l5pi
— Hadley Barndollar (@hbarndollar) September 19, 2018
Maine lobster, Gulf shrimp, and Seven Hills Angus beef. Here's Donald Trump's inaugural lunch menu: https://t.co/Bpw9T20WvQ #InaugurationDay pic.twitter.com/bY3Jm2mRcr
— HLN (@HLNTV) January 20, 2017
#FreshFishFriday: Poke, Tuna, Swordfish, Poke Bowls, Ono, Sea Bass, Ceviche, Cod, Sole, Snapper, Scallops, Clams, Mussels, Oysters; Corned Beef Brisket$9.99lb; Steak-K-Bobs$6.99lb; Bacon$7.99lb; Maine Lobster Tails$14/each; Poke Bowls$15; NY Steaks-$14.99lb; #WildSeafoodOnly pic.twitter.com/FKdqxW40Ur
— Overland Meat Co. (@Overlandmeats) March 15, 2019
Federal judge rejects Poliquin’s constitutional challenge of ranked-choice voting @kevinmillerpph @pressherald https://t.co/f68njrICFt
— Dieter Bradbury (@DieterBradbury) December 13, 2018
