Have you heard the story about the man who glanced at a coiled rope, assumed a snake lay in front of him and jumped back in terror? Have you heard the tale of a monk who lived for many decades in a cave and painted on the walls? For years, he worked to create a […]
2013
Posted inOpinion
Mike Tipping: When Maine’s governor actually believed in tax fairness
The career of Kenneth Curtis, who instituted the state’s first income levy, is an inspirational one.
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Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Endangered landmark needs our money, hands
A historic meetinghouse is at risk, but more funds and attention could improve its prospects.
Posted inOpinion
Maine Voices: Don’t stereotype those who have fun by dabbling in escapist activities
‘Geeks’ who play roles, do anime or wear costumes are usually normal people with an unusual passion.
Posted inOpinion
Jonah Goldberg: Young Obama supporters now confront a real challenge
Millennials who voted him in enthusiastically should back his legacy and sign up for Obamacare.
Posted inLetters, Opinion
Letters to the editor: Though charming, sidewalks a hazard
I recently visited Montpelier, Vt., and couldn’t resist comparing it with Portland. Since my move to Portland three years ago, I have been charmed by its historic buildings and rich cultural offerings. Montpelier has those as well. Both have excellent restaurants. Montpelier, however, won in the safe sidewalk category, having level cement sidewalks, unmarred by […]
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SLIDE SHOW: The First Day of Summer
From lobster rolls in Freeport to beachfront exercises in Kennebunk to carousels in Old Orchard Beach, Mainers enjoyed the first 24 hours of summer.
Posted inNews
Local & State Dispatches
Two people hospitalized after brawl involving 50 / Corinth woman pleads guilty to stealing drugs from mail … and more news from around the state.
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Portland educators hope to help students avoid ‘summer slide’
In academic circles, it’s an article of faith that summer means backsliding for some students, especially low-income students.
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Route 1 drivers catch break – state to do roadwork at night
When delays in Scarborough ran up to 45 minutes, officials decided to stop doing construction during the day.