Breeding season may be the best for bagging a big buck.
October 2014
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Only history maligns Malaga Island
The Casco Bay island’s future needn’t be lost in a painful past marked by intolerance.
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Posted inOutdoors
Allen Afield: The early hunter may get the heedless deer
Bucks and does get more savvy as hunting season progresses – at least until rut.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: R&D bonds necessary to reshape Maine’s economy
Investing in our marine industry and genetic research facilities could create next-generation jobs and boost growth.
Posted inOutdoors
It’s Worth the Trip: Foliage season may be best appreciated from a motorcycle
Between Augusta and Camden, there’s seasonal splendor to spare.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Another View: Bans on baiting, snaring, dogs would pave the way for real bear hunting in Maine
An editorial urging a ‘no’ vote on Question 1 gets it wrong: Shooting an animal that’s gorging on junk food is just killing for killing’s sake.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Don’t waste a vote on Cutler
Make no mistake about it: A vote for independent Eliot Cutler will help Republican Gov. Paul LePage get re-elected. Recent polls and experience show that Cutler will not win a three-way race. He takes more votes away from Democrat Mike Michaud than he does Paul LePage – and, like four years ago, LePage will win. […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Maine needs Eliot Cutler – now
I have lived in Maine for seven years, but I have also lived elsewhere across the country. I have never lived in a place where progress was so slow and the economy was so glaringly poor. I am confident now more than ever that Eliot Cutler is the only candidate who can transition Maine into […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Sen. Collins part of the problem in Washington
When Sen. Susan Collins voted with her Republican colleagues to shut down the federal government in 2013, she should have realized the consequences for Maine: delayed veterans benefits payments, delayed low-income housing assistance payments and closing of Acadia National Park and $16 million in lost revenue. Sadly, while Ted Cruz read children’s stories to an […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Cutler won’t allow backsliding on workers’ compensation
As a person who worked in the Maine workers’ compensation field for almost 40 years, I am supporting independent Eliot Cutler for governor. I have seen the system evolve over all those years, and Maine, her citizens and businesses cannot afford to go backward on workers’ compensation. Eliot Cutler has promised that he will continue […]