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Portland voters to consider adding Native land acknowledgement to charter

Por: Portland Press Herald Nation October 10, 2022

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Portland voters will consider in November whether to amend the charter to acknowledge the city sits on Wabanaki land. would revise the charter’s preamble to recognize the original inhabitants of this area. Land acknowledgments such as this one are becoming more common in the U.S., although Portland could be one of the first municipalities in Maine to include one in its governing document. “Portland is located in the unceded territory of the... + full article



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