A scientist at heart, he was known for his molecular gastronomy at Moto in the city’s West Loop.
2015
Posted inA Word With the Boss, Business
A Word With the Boss: Gorham flag seller ready for a banner season
Patriot’s Day kicks off his busiest time of year.
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Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Support for carrying concealed handguns draws on several kinds of fear
And while permissive gun laws make some people feel safer, they create the opposite feeling in others.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Alan Caron: Law finally catches up with notorious egg magnate DeCoster – sort of
Efforts to rescue his Maine operation revealed a ruthless man who modeled himself on 19th-century robber barons and lived in a bubble.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Name on a jersey doesn’t honor Indian heritage
Skowhegan-area residents’ ties to a school mascot shouldn’t outweigh the issues it raises for Maine’s tribes.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Another View: Army loosens up on a trend that’s gone mainstream
Lifting the limit on tattoos that are hidden by a uniform should immediately help with recruiting and retention.
Posted inLife & Culture
Maine student truck drivers compete
About 50 teenagers take part in a hands-on challenge to show what they’ve learned in classes.
Posted inNation & World
Wave of migration across Mediterranean Sea raises alarm
People fleeing poverty and conflict in the Mideast and Africa risk their lives in the perilous waters, where 400 may have drowned this week and 10,000 have been rescued since Friday.
Posted inPolitics
Lawmakers reject Maine bill allowing underage veterans to drink at veterans halls
The intent was to allow young veterans into private lounges for camaraderie, L.D. 1219’s sponsor says.
Posted inTimes Record
BOOKS GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT!
On Wednesday, Freeport Community Library held its second annual Edible Books Festival, where adults and children created dishes and desserts inspired by their favorite books or poems. Here are the winners, judged by members of the community on Wednesday night, as listed by the library: Funniest — adult: “Farewell To Arms,” Belinda Stewart; child: “The […]