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The View From Away: Absence from L.A. makes the heart grow colder

I am halfway through my most recent stint of TV consulting (“Instant Mom,” Thursdays on Nick At Nite; tell your friends). The part I thought would be hard has been easy, and the part I thought would be easy has been hard. The big worry, being back in a writers’ room, has gone smoothly. Going […]

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Policy Wonk: The University of Maine’s Faustian bargain, and other mistakes

In the fall of 2012, after a self-imposed tuition freeze for the academic year starting that fall, the University of Maine System board of trustees and then-new Chancellor James Page responded to Gov. Paul LePage’s request for belt-tightening by proposing a further two-year tuition freeze in exchange for flat funding from the Legislature. That took […]

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Letter: Hemphill deserves election to Falmouth council

Caleb Hemphill is running for Falmouth Town Council and deserves our support. Caleb has been a dedicated volunteer for many years working on the protection and management of Falmouth’s public conservation land. Among other things, he has helped protect wetlands, manage invasive species, build and maintain trails, and advocate for the acquisition and management of […]