HeyJaredVictoria Hugo-Vidal
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Haunted by the gentle, royalty-free piano of Maine Senate ads | Victoria Hugo-Vidal (opens the original)
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Read all of our coverage of Maine's 2026 election or stay up to date with the latest developments through the Maine Political Report in your inbox or text messages from politics editor Kirby Wilson. I’m someone who’s always liked listening to the radio and having it on in the background. In fact, I’ve managed to resist getting the music app Spotify, which has been ubiquitous among millennials and Gen-Z, for years. I only gave in last week because we found out that listening to the music of child
There’s so much of my life I wish I could show my dad | Victoria Hugo-Vidal (opens the original)
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My dad died nine years ago yesterday, on my 25th birthday. (As of publication time, yes, I’m 34. Hashtag yikes.) I probably should have gone to therapy about it. Instead, I drank heavily (which I regret and definitely don’t recommend) and started writing this column. No regrets there, at least. One of the symptoms of autism is delayed emotional processing. I don’t always know what I’m feeling when I’m feeling it; working through things takes me longer than most people. I also didn’t realize this
Celebrating an untraditional first year of our untraditional marriage | Victoria Hugo-Vidal (opens the original)
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Last weekend, Bo and I celebrated our first official proper wedding anniversary. We had two ceremonies, one in November 2024 at Portland City Hall for the legal security, and one in August 2025 with friends and family and a proper priest. Although I was approximately 1,000 years pregnant at the time and all the photos look like I’m smuggling a watermelon out of a bridal shop, it was a beautiful day. I can’t believe how fast this year has gone by. Babies tend to be time warpers. We didn’t have a
CMMC could use a little TLC | Victoria Hugo-Vidal (opens the original)
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You can see the remnants of the Oct. 25, 2023, shootings anywhere you go in Lewiston. Bumper stickers and window decals and sweatshirts saying “Lewiston Strong” can be seen everywhere. Some have faded with three years of storms and sun, but you can still read the message clearly. As I wrote shortly after the murders, “I’d like to highlight the one system that didn’t fail: the emergency medical system, and everyone in the hospitals that took the survivors that night, particularly at Central Maine
CMMC could use a little TLC | Victoria Hugo-Vidal (opens the original)
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You can see the remnants of the Oct. 25, 2023, shootings anywhere you go in Lewiston. Bumper stickers and window decals and sweatshirts saying “Lewiston Strong” can be seen everywhere. Some have faded with three years of storms and sun, but you can still read the message clearly. As I wrote shortly after the murders, “I’d like to highlight the one system that didn’t fail: the emergency medical system, and everyone in the hospitals that took the survivors that night, particularly at Central Maine
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