This week: Bloomsday celebrations, Adventures in the Maine Woods and new tours of a Portland gem.

This week we'll find out about funding sources for start-up businesses and about how you can provide foster care for pets. We'll learn about support for families with aging relatives.

This week we'll return to the Golden Age of travel and we'll learn about the Police Department's new recruiting tool. We'll also get a preview of a one-woman show about Kansas in the 1890's.

This week we'll hear about great ideas for Maine's future and we'll learn how to Catch Healthy Habits. Also, the return of a popular service in Portland.

This week we'll get a Bluegrass Music Festival preview and we'll hear about Rachel Carson's environmental legacy. We'll also get an update on Metrobus schedule changes.

This week we'll find out about a new CTN program that highlights Maine's high-tech companies and we'll see how you can Dress For Success. We'll also learn about how you can complete your college degree on-line

This week we'll see how homeless children are getting a safe place to play and we'll hear about the 50th anniversary of Silent Sprint. We'll also learn about a new program to help tourism in Maine.

This week we'll get a preview of a Senate Candidate Forum and we'll check out what's available at WMPG's auction. We'll also take a trip to Greece - right in Portland's City Hall.

This week we'll get a preview of National Poetry Month and we'll hear about the next big idea for Maine. We'll also see what's new with the Occupy Maine movement.

This week we'll learn how to keep fit and we'll get an update on the Portland Playback Theatre. We'll also talk with the author of a new book about her adventures in Maine.

This week we'll check out a City Hall Art Show and we'll get a preview of SMCC's Open House. We'll also see what's being done to improve traffic at a dangerous intersection.

This week we'll hear from Portland's new Police Chief and we'll learn more about a Portland musical gem. We'll also get a preview of the Maine Festival of the Book.

This week: A plan to restore Ft. Allen Park and a program to help parents of children with behavioral challenges. Also a Clean Elections celebration and a new history of Portland

This week: We'll meet CTN's Producer of the Year and we'll learn about a program to deal with mental health crises. We'll also get an update on LearningWorks and take a fresh look at the War of 1812

This week we'll check in with some young entrepreneurs at USM and find out why the METRO BUS is the way to go. We'll also hear how animals fare with the lack of snow and get an update from Rippleffect.

This week: A celebration of Maine's Non-Profit organizations; South Portland's Winter Festival; Maine Lemonade Day; Philip Marlowe's 'Trouble Is My Business'

This week: WMPG's Open House; A new energy conservation program at USM; A program to help homeless vets; A contest to find ideas to improve Maine's communities

This week we'll hear about a new art space in Portland and we'll find out how to keep kids active in the winter. We'll also learn about a small college in a large university.

This week we'll find out how to eat healthier in Portland and we'll get an update on Occupy Maine. We'll also learn about programs that can help change your life for the better.

This week we'll see how our drinking water is being protected and we'll learn about a new economic grant program for Portland businesses. We'll also find out how non-profits can get some much needed advice.

This week we'll take a look at Portland then....and now and we'll talk with some of the Occupy Portland protesters. We'll also find out about a new arts program on CTN.

This week we'll find out how to stop those unwanted catalogs and we'll get an update from the Drawing Room. We'll also hear about a documentary on Palestinian Youth in Gaza.