Good morning, Portland.

On Saturday, over 10 volunteers from Disabled American Veterans chapters helped veteran George Stewart in Hiram with home and yard cleanup as part of Sinclair Cares (a partnership to support veterans facing chronic injury challenges).

Under the Sinclair Cares initiative, over 10 volunteers from Disabled American Veterans helped local veteran George Stewart with spring cleaning and yard work at his Hiram home on Saturday (George served in the 82nd Airborne).

Stewart said the assistance eased the burden of routine upkeep.

A home (25 Cole Street) in South Portland was damaged by a kitchen fire yesterday after firefighters responded just before eight, and no one was hurt.

Local experts say that artificial light disrupts insect life and dims starry skies—especially in urban spots like Lewiston—and they recommend using low-kelvin, shielded bulbs to help preserve Maine's cherished night skies.

Bowdoin student podcasters have launched the second season of Pine State Politics to interview nine Maine gubernatorial candidates from both parties, offering nonpartisan insights on the race.

The episodes will be available on all major podcast platforms on April 13.

At their Fisherman's Forum in March, the Maine Lobstermen's Association named Specialist Evan Whidden Marine Patrol Officer of the Year for the second time, citing his 683 working hours checking lobster traps.

Based in Boothbay Harbor, he drives a 42-foot boat for section 2 from Harpswell to Bremen.

Franklin Arias, a top prospect for the Portland Sea Dogs, donated new baseball gear to youth players in his hometown of Charallave in January and is now preparing to push for a major league opportunity while honing his training during the season.

Bates baseball swept its doubleheader in Lewiston while Bowdoin softball swept its doubleheader in Brunswick today (Berry scored the winning hit for Bates and Ellie Sullivan fueled key plays for Bowdoin).

Maine native Cooper Flagg made NBA history Friday when he scored 51 points with the Mavericks in a loss to the Magic in Dallas - he became the first teenager to reach the 50-point mark.

Band Of Horses Concert

8-10 p.m. — State Theatre — $73/ea — Experience an unforgettable night with the soaring sounds of Band Of Horses in Portland.

Randy's Cheeseburger Picnic Comedy Show

7-11 p.m. — Oxbow Brewing Company — Tickets starting at $30 — Enjoy a night of laughs with Randy from Trailer Park Boys, featuring comedy, songs, and prizes.

Keller Williams Concert

7-11 p.m. — State Theatre — General Admission from $55 — Enjoy a night of vibrant music featuring Keller Williams in Portland's lively atmosphere.

Curtain Call Discussion – OUR TOWN

4:30 PM — Portland Stage — Free entry — Engage in a thoughtful conversation about the production with its performers and dive into insights on rehearsal and character development.

Bess Jacques & The Strays Live Performance

7-8:30 p.m. — Blue Portland Maine — Admission details not provided — Enjoy an eclectic mix of jazz, Americana, and faux-tango-pop tunes performed live.

Brandy Clark Concert

8-11 p.m. — State Theatre — Tickets from $43 — Catch Brandy Clark live in concert at the beautiful State Theatre in Portland.

Film Screening of 'Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong'

7-9:30 p.m. — South Portland High School — Free entry — Discover the challenges of maintaining aging wastewater systems in this captivating documentary with a Q&A featuring industry professionals.

Portland Earth Day Celebration

11 AM – 2 PM — Deering Oaks Park — Free entry — Celebrate nature and sustainability with local music, activities, and food options.

John Butler Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — State Theatre — Last-minute ticket availability — Enjoy a lively performance from renowned artist John Butler at the iconic State Theatre.

Women’s MTB Workshop: Bike Setup

6-8 p.m. — Allspeed Cyclery & Snow — Pre-registration required — Discover mountain bike setup essentials and enhance your ride with fellow riders.