How much power does the president actually have—and who can stop him when he goes too far? Host Roger Katz and constitutional law experts Derek Langhauser and Bill Harwood examine executive orders, withheld school-lunch funding, military deployments and the constitutional limits designed to prevent any president from becoming a king.
Portland Water District Business Meeting – July 27 2026
Portland Water District Business Meeting - July 27 2026
Special Portland City Council Meeting 2 – July 20, 2026
Special Portland City Council Meeting 2 - July 20, 2026
Special Portland City Council Meeting 1 – July 20, 2026
Special Portland City Council Meeting 1 - July 20, 2026
Tiny Circulation Desk – Suzie Assam – June 2026
Join us for a tender, soul-stirring, and luminous concert in the intimate Mechanics’ Hall library Suzie Assam is a Maine-based vocalist and songwriter who has spent the last two decades crafting and performing original music across central and southern Maine. Her work blends folk intimacy with modern soul, carried by a warm, expressive voice and a gift for deeply personal, lived-in storytelling: in the vein of Olivia Dean and Lizzy McAlpine. Her early influences include artists like Jeff Buckley, Ms. Lauryn Hill, and Nina Simone. This performance features a collection of unreleased songs (her “letters home”) written over the years for and about herself, her family, and the people she loves. Rooted in reflection and emotional honesty, these songs explore the tension between joy and grief, darkness and light, holding space for more than one truth at a time. Joining Suzie are Sam Smith (percussion) and Nick Santos (bass), helping bring depth and movement to an intimate, heart-centered set.