You will receive an email titled “Reset your Password” that will allow you to reset your password at the site. Click the reset button to have a reset email sent to the address that was entered.Ĥ. You will be taken to the Reset form where you will enter the email address that you used to sign up to. From the login form, click on the ‘Request Password Reset’ password button pictured below.ģ. If you are already logged in, log out, then click the sign in button to reveal the login form which contains the “Request Password Reset” button.Ģ. Navigate to and click on the Login button pictured below. Resetting your password from the home pageġ. By clicking on the ‘Take me to the news!’ link in the E-Edition daily newsletter.By typing: in your address bar to be directed to the login portal.You can now close the password reset window by clicking the ‘X’ in the top right corner of the confirmation box.ĥ.Return to the E-edition Login Page in one of three ways If your reset was successful, you will see a confirmation window, also pictured below. You will be able to reset your password in a window similar to the reset window below. (You will be able to navigate back to the e-edition after you set a new password.) Click the Reset Password button shown below.Ĥ. Click the reset button to have a reset email sent to the address that was entered.ģ. You will be taken to the Reset page where you will enter the email address that you used to sign up to. Click on the “Request Password Reset” button pictured belowĢ.
Resetting your password from the E-Edition login portalġ.Navigate to This will re-direct you to the login portal page.
The Home Page (click the login button next to the main menu to reveal the login form with the password reset button).Įnter your username & password here or use the ‘Request Password Reset’ button on the form to reset your password.Ī Password Reset can be initiated from 2 places: You’ll be taken to the login portal at the following address. You can also type into your browser to be directed to the login portal.Ģ. Clicking on the “Take me to the News” icon or the picture of the e-edition in your daily email will take you to the login portal for the e-edition site. By clicking the E-edition link from the home page side menuĪccessing from the daily E-edition newsletter:ġ.By typing: in your address bar to be Directed to the Login Portal.By clicking on the ‘Take me to the news!’ link in the E-Edition Daily Newsletter.Any violation of an injunctive order is a Class D crime, punishable by up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine.The E-Edition Login Portal can be accessed by any one of the following 3 Methods The Maine Civil Rights Act prohibits the use of violence, the threat of violence, or property damage against any person motivated by that person’s race, color, religion, sex, ancestry, national origin, physical or mental disability or sexual orientation.
That is why my office will continue to pursue civil injunctions to protect communities targeted for their identities.” “The Maine Civil Rights Act recognizes that bias-based incidents like this one cause not only extreme harm to the victim but also to others in the community who might fear similar, unlawful, treatment. “Maine should be a safe, welcoming place for everyone,” said Attorney General Aaron Frey. Lush admitted that she told the woman, “you have no idea who you are messing with,” “I’ll lay you out right here,” “get out of my way or I’ll run you over,” and “you foreigners need to go home,” the complaint alleged. Once in the parking lot, Lush threatened to hit the woman with her van and swerved her van in the direction of the woman. The Florida woman allegedly called the victim a “Chinese ,” the attorney general’s office said Wednesday.
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