Physical therapy and implants of scaffolding-like material from pigs coax new muscle growth in five men.
May 2014
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: U.S. military puts best foot forward in Maine-made sneakers
The taxpayer funds being used to buy service members’ clothing should stay in the U.S. whenever possible.
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Posted inA Word With the Boss, Business
Camden entrepreneur builds a better dryer ball
Cyndi Prince’s home-based LooHoo LLC is getting a bounce from a national award.
Posted inNation & World
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria found worldwide
This might lead to a future were minor infections could kill, the WHO report warns.
Posted inOpinion
Maine Voices: Law Day a time to remember Muskie, celebrate Lawyers in Libraries
Lawyers are available in 40 Maine libraries Thursday to aid those who cannot afford legal services.
Posted inOpinion
Alan Caron: Maine has room for both traditional and charter schools
Places such as Baxter Academy in Portland are important laboratories and testing grounds.
Posted inOpinion
Dana Milbank: When congressmen go bad, Washington’s not always to blame
Rep. Michael Grimm of New York is the third House Republican to get into trouble recently.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: A good business climate requires that wind farms be treated fairly
I have worked in economic development for the last eight years, and I owned a small business in Maine during the previous decade. I am keenly aware of how companies assess business climates and whether their investment capital will be welcomed in the short and long term. Industries demand and deserve a fair and reasonable […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Nonresidents can have concealed gun permit also
I am not defending these people. But in response to a letter by Robert Craine (“Legality of gun used in moose encounter questioned,” April 25), questioning the woman involved with the moose about concealing a handgun and being a nonresident: I am a New Hampshire resident and am licensed to carry a concealed weapon in […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: MaineCare veto a moral issue of withholding aid
Every major faith includes the admonition to take care of those who suffer in ways that can be aided. Humanists share this core belief. Those of faith, along with their humanist neighbors, also believe that we have been given brains and the freedom to choose ways of providing this care when we can. Willfully withholding […]