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By Jennifer Rooks Verified, Cindy Han Verified| Maine Calling@ Maine's legacy of influential poets includes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Edna St. Vincent Millay. We celebrate National Poetry Month by highlighting some of today's poets with Maine ties who push boundaries and explore new directions in their work. Panelists:Maya Williams, Portland Poet Laureate Emeritus; author of three poetry collections, the most recent is What's So Wrong with a Pity Party Anyway?; involved with slam poetry; works with Maine TransNetTherí Alyce Pickens, Charles A.
By Jennifer Rooks Verified, Cindy Han Verified| Maine Calling@ Students with disabilities face a range of obstacles in the classroom. These can include challenges with hearing, sight, mobility, and developmental disabilities. What services and programs do schools offer these students, and what happens when these are not available? We'll also find out how those who reach adulthood transition when services are no longer available.
By Jennifer Rooks Verified, Cindy Han Verified| Maine Calling@ Maine's legacy of influential poets includes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Edna St. Vincent Millay. We celebrate National Poetry Month by highlighting some of today's poets with Maine ties who push boundaries and explore new directions in their work. Panelists:Maya Williams, Portland Poet Laureate Emeritus; author of three poetry collections, the most recent is What's So Wrong with a Pity Party Anyway?; involved with slam poetry; works with Maine TransNetTherí Alyce Pickens, Charles A.
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Maine Public Broadcasting Network
Maine Public is Maine's leading independent public media network, providing a wide range of educational, cultural, and news content. Formed in 1992 from the merger of WCBB, a PBS member station, and other media outlets, it has a history dating back to 1961. The organization delivers its services through television, radio, and digital platforms, ensuring comprehensive coverage across the state. Maine Public broadcasts PBS programming and operates multiple NPR-affiliated radio stations, offering news, classical music, and talk shows. It also produces local journalism focused on important issues affecting Maine, such as environmental concerns and infrastructure projects. The network serves a diverse audience, including the general public, educators, and cultural enthusiasts, providing valuable resources for learning and community engagement.
Portland, United States
+1 207-330-4781
Founded: 1992