I was taken aback May 12 when I read this story in your “Local & State Dispatches”: “Comments on proposed crow hunting seasons sought.” Gee, we have until May 30 to respond? I went to the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife website, and I could not find any listing about a “crow hunt.” […]
May 2014
Letter to the editor: Student test scores are no way to grade teachers
In response to the May 14 article “In doubt: Using student test scores to measure teacher quality,” I offer the following observation. If you designed a controlled experiment (uncontrolled experiments being largely worthless) in which two teachers of roughly the same experience and education taught the same material, for a discrete period of time, to […]
No great shakes to Bruins’ demise
Milan Lucic doesn’t regret his antics after the series with Montreal ended.
North Yarmouth lacrosse team heeds young coach’s call
Coach Lucy Gerrity played for the Panthers just five years ago.
Obama marks Brown v. Board anniversary
Sixty years later, the president hails the Supreme Court’s landmark school desegregation decision.
Alewives counted one-by-one on some Maine rivers
Fish counters are out to help figure out how many of the dwindling fish are returning to Maine to spawn.
Graduates set out on new PATHS
Photos from the commencement ceremonies of the Portland Arts and Technology High School’s Class of 2014.
Bryan Cranston nearly turned down ‘Godzilla’ role
The actor says he was still working on ‘Breaking Bad’ and thought he had to follow that with ‘something serious.’
Mom who starved daughter, 5, to death in 1993 goes free
The woman, who suffered from severe psychosis, is released after nearly 20 years in state custody.
Paul Simon, Edie Brickell make court appearance
The case stems from an argument that got physical on April 26.