WALK 4HRT - Southern Maine Heart Walk Supported by Joe Bornstein
On Sunday May 19th, the American Heart Association’s annual Southern Maine Heart Walk cruised around Portland’s Back Cove to raise money to fight heart disease.
The annual event works to combat the fact that health today in the U.S. has taken a step back, as millions of Americans are at risk for heart disease and stroke. Statistics show that 1 in 2 men and 1 in 3 women are at risk for heart disease with cardiovascular disease the No. 1 killer in the U.S.
The funds raised in the Heart Walk support various projects including:
- Research for doctors so they can better prevent and treat heart disease among patients
- Acquiring life-saving information and influencing those who need it most, in ways such as how to eat better, recognize the warning signs of heart attack, and speak with a doctor about critical health choices.
Between obesity and the risk of heart disease and stroke, some experts today predict children are not expected to live as long as their parents -- the first time ever for an entire generation’s life expectancy to drop.
The goal of the American Heart Association is to improve cardiovascular health of all Americans by 20% by 2020 and they are doing so by focusing on healthy eating, physical activity, and children’s health. This movement is a national initiative for change through simple behavior adjustments that help people embrace a healthier lifestyle to feel better and live longer.
We are proud to support the American Heart Association and their ongoing efforts to put healthy back into peoples' hearts.
The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is proud to support the Kids First Center and their annual night of entertainment – the Kids First Gala.
The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is excited to be participating in the Greater Portland March of Dimes - March for Babies for our 8th year in a row!
Maine High School Seniors, 
Our law firm is proud to honor the upcoming Chinese New Year, and support the Chinese and American Friendship Association of Maine (CAFAM) with a message on Portland's Time & Temperature Building. From February 6th to the 11th, the building's illuminated sign will display the message: 'CNY' 'FEB9.'
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The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is proud to join Pine Tree Legal Assistance in their 45th Anniversary celebration. To honor this tremendous milestone, Portland's Time & Temperature Building will display "PTLA" "ORG" for one week. 
For one week, the sign on Portland's Time & Temperature Building will display the message: "TOTS TROT" in support of 
Mainers, looking to help make a difference this weekend?
It's the season for spring cleaning and there's nothing better than cleaning with purpose!
For one week, the Time and Temperature Building will display the message 'BIKE' 'SWAP' in honor of the .jpg)
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Attention Mainers - Do you have a favorite art gallery, pizza place or yoga studio in our city of Portland that you frequent? Well, 'The Portland Phoenix' wants to give these outstanding downtown spots the attention and recognition they deserve with their annual 'Best Of' list. The magazine wants your opinion!
As we welcome the new month with open arms, hoping for not too many showers but plenty of blooming flowers, we are saying hello to another annual April event – .jpg)
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The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is proud to support the upcoming Maine Red Claws 'Pink Night' in support of the 
Maine teenagers and young drivers are injured or dying in car accidents at an astonishingly high rate and something needs to be done about it. Our state legislators are seeking to bring change by improving Maine driver education programs.
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The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is proud to support 'Preble Street and 'The Power of Sharing.' For one week, Portland's Time & Temperature Building will display the message 'END HNGR' to bring attention to Maine's food insecurity crisis and honor .gif)
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Just when loyal Walmart shoppers thought that the giant superstore really had it all, the chain has added a giant perk for its consumers in the Lewiston-Auburn area. The Walmart store in Auburn now features a walk-in community health clinic run by St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center.
2-1-1 Maine, a statewide resource directory that connects Mainers to over 8,000 health and human services, agencies and support groups, is celebrating its fifth anniversary..jpg)
The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein would like to thank all of the graduating Maine high school seniors who contributed to our seventh annual 
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A new bill, expected to become a law in September 2011 after the current Legislature adjourns, will allow doctors, physicians’ assistants, nurse practitioners and registered nurses in Maine to provide certain patients with temporary, 21-day handicapped parking placards..jpg)
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The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is using Portland’s only skyscraper to remind Mainers to practice safe driving behavior and to promote the firm’s annual 
The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein is proud to unveil our firm’s newly revised website: 
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April showers bring May flowers, as the saying goes, and Mainers can’t wait. As we bid farewell to snow and ice, we happily welcome sunshine and the first blooms.
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Attention Maine High School Seniors: 
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On Saturday, September 18, Mainers can explore one of the state’s most beloved figures: The Lighthouse.
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Maine State Police will be cracking down on impaired driving from August 20th - September 6th. In association with the 
A new program in Maine is giving newborn babies a $500 grant for college. 
Beginning July 1st, motorists parking in Portland will have to be more vigilant when they park. Once the norm, no longer will the city write off one parking ticket per car every six months.
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On June 24, the 
Because of Maine’s mild winter and early spring, tick season in Vacationland will be more severe than in the past. Unfortunately, with the increase in the amount of ticks comes an increase in the amount of Lyme disease incidents. In 2008, there were 780 confirmed and 128 probable cases of Lyme disease in Maine. .jpg)
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On January 15th, the 
Mainers who have an outstanding fine or fee due in any of the 
Underinsured and uninsured Mainers are now eligible for free colon cancer screening. 
If you earned less than $50,000 in 2009, you may be eligible to have your taxes done for free.
Two new community outreach vehicles are travelling through Maine providing veterans with health care. 
Mainers love fishing. This weekend they can do it for free.
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On Monday, January 18th, the 
A new website is making finding a new home or apartment in Maine easier.
With winter in mid-season form, Mainers are feeling the freeze. Unfortunately, when temperatures drop, oil prices don’t typically follow. There are, however, programs that can help Mainers heat their homes during a cold frigid winter.
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Lawyers have long donated their time and services to help many great causes. Today, amidst difficult economic times, access to lawyers and justice is more challenging than ever. Which is why the .jpg)
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As the number of people suffering from seasonal and H1N1 flu complications increases, more and more people are contemplating getting vaccinated. The good news is that help is available for Mainers.
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On Saturday September 26th, downtown Biddeford filled with artists, musicians, and locals looking for a day of fun at the 5th annual Chalk on the Walk Festival.
On Sunday, September 13th more than 14,000 motorcyclists rode to support underprivileged children in the 28th annual 
Unofficially known as the end of summer, Labor Day is a celebration of the social and economic achievements of the American workforce. Highlighted by a long weekend, the holiday is a tribute to the contributions workers have made to the overall well-being of the United States.
The tradition of Mainers passing through fairgrounds appeasing their senses is generations old. Between the sights of families together, the sounds of carnies on the midway, the smell of food in the air, and the taste of the good life, fairs and festivals are a longstanding fixture in Maine. And now, through December, those familiar feelings will be on display in the State Capitol.
There’s little wonder why Maine is known as Vacationland. From the mountains and the lakes to the beaches and the rocky coast, there’s no escaping our state’s natural beauty.
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The weekend of June 26th marked the first ever nationally coordinated attempt to detect and decrease drinking while boating. 
Summer in Maine is a special time whether you’re a lifelong resident or a weeklong tourist. Be it lounging lakeside, sitting on the sand of your favorite beach, or navigating through one of Maine’s many nature trails, there’s no lack enjoyment in our great state. But when it comes to family affairs, perhaps nothing tops Maine’s historic fairs and festivals.
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On May 1st, Law Day was celebrated in the United States. The day is dedicated to highlighting how law and the legal process contribute to our country’s freedom.
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On February 12th, Gary’s House held its 4th annual Dine Around The World Food and Wine Tasting Extravaganza at the .jpg)
On Monday January 19, 2009, the United States celebrated the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. The following day’s presidential inauguration proved that the late doctor’s dream is very much alive.
Each winter some of New England and Canada’s top high school hockey teams come to Maine to test their skills. This year’s Maine High School Hockey Invitational proved to be no exception.
In an attempt to increase ridership, public transit buses in Maine will be free on Fridays through the end of 2008. 
This Thursday, November 20, 2008, 
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As the number of senior citizens in Maine continues to grow, fewer and fewer elders can afford to pay for assisted living, congregate housing, or nursing home care. And when compared to staying at home in one’s local community with natural supports in place, the costs of the alternative living situations are astonishingly high to both seniors and the taxpaying public. 
In celebration of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the 
Each year local artists and businesses join together in Biddeford for a day of art, music, and fun in the annual 
The twenty-seventh annual 
Summer is officially over and that mean it’s time for school. The 
With the oldest of the baby boomers reaching the age of 62, more and more Mainers are now collecting Social Security.
Maine residents of Androscoggin and Oxford counties can now apply for home heating assistance.
With five convenient office locations and a statewide practice, The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein provides Mainers from across the state with access to justice. But helping Mainers get the justice they deserve is just the tip of the iceberg for our law firm in trying to make the great state of Maine even better. .png)
The 4th annual Arrive Alive Creative Contest sponsored by The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein has come to a consummate close. 
Perhaps you've seen us on the Maine Turnpike or the local roads of your hometown. With two custom shrink wrapped vehicles, The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein can be found traveling the great state of Maine, helping Mainers get the justice they deserve.
iVillage.com has compiled a list of the top ten safest states to raise children. Our beloved State of Maine scored a favorable ranking of sixth, and was heralded for passing laws with the safety of teenage drivers in mind. 