You better watch out. You better not cry. You better not pout. I’m telling you why. Windham has a town government committed to creating a sewer system that a large number of homes will never be connected to but may very well end up paying dearly for while maintaining their own septic systems. I guess […]

Remember all the fuss about raising the debt ceiling last summer? The Tea Party caucus insisting that lending even more money to a government already insanely in debt was just plain crazy. Good point, but we did it anyway. Then we did it again in January, and hardly anybody squawked. We’ve joined Greece, Italy and […]

I’m back and wondering how seriously Windham’s elected and municipal officials are taking the proposition of a sewer. I’ve got a few questions that I would like answered by the time Windham’s residents are asked to vote on this in November 2012. Was the 302 Corridor Schematic Design and Project (aka, the Spine) devised to […]

Every couple of weeks I sit down on a Sunday afternoon and think about what I want to write about in my biweekly column. Sometimes those topics come easily to me, like when I wrote about the plight of loggers in northern Maine. Other times, like this time, I struggled a little more. I spent […]

Every couple of weeks I sit down on a Sunday afternoon and think about what I want to write about in my biweekly column. Sometimes those topics come easily to me, like when I wrote about the plight of loggers in northern Maine. Other times, like this time, I struggled a little more. I spent […]