The cave, in an area where the war affected so many, holds nearly 2,000 such mementos.
2015
Posted inNation & World
Penalty phase looms as real test for Tsarnaev’s lawyer
The Boston Marathon defendant may be the first client noted defense attorney Judy Clarke can’t save from execution.
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Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Portland’s eastern waterfront redevelopment meets community goals and needs
The rezoned area would provide needed housing, boost tax revenue and maintain most views.
Posted inHealth, Nation & World
Taxpayer refunds vary under ACA
Some have to pony up and others are getting a refund under President Obama’s health care law.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: UMaine System’s new Professional and Graduate Center a great idea that needs focus
To succeed at building Maine’s economy, CEO Eliot Cutler will have to deliver more to companies than they get now.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Another View: Sigma Alpha Epsilon leader has strange way of saying ‘sorry’
A Facebook rant calls into question how seriously the national fraternity takes the issue of racial bigotry.
Posted inNation & World
In Easter message, pope praises Iran deal, decries violence
Francis expresses hope that the framework for a nuclear accord will lead to a ‘more secure and fraternal world.’
Posted inNation & World
N.H. public colleges tightening policies against sexual misconduct
Following a critical report about responses to harassment, the university system vows changes.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Maine should allow short-term rentals
I’m writing about L.D. 436 (“Maine bill seeks restrictions on popular short-term home rentals,” April 2). I’m a hardworking son, grandson and great-grandson of Aroostook potato pickers. Thanks to garnered inspiration and an amazing in-state education from the University of Southern Maine, I knew I wanted to pursue a graduate education. However, being yet another […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Allow short-term rentals, free enterprise in Maine
In a consumer response to “Maine bill seeks restrictions on popular short-term home rentals” (April 2): Is it conceivable that those who are using Airbnb would not stay in a bed-and-breakfast even if they remove or regulate that option? Bed-and-breakfasts are expensive, justified or not, and not everyone can afford to travel and spend a […]