Denmark native Soren Kam benefited from a Nazi-era law that gave him German citizenship.
2015
Another view: Editorial too quick to call plans to move the 133rd a dead issue
All we have is the governor’s word that the engineer unit won’t leave Maine, leaving legitimate concerns.
A Word With the Boss: For Maine State Ballet director, passion is the pointe
Linda MacArthur Miele teaches dance along with life skills and discipline.
Letter to the editor: Preserve panoramas when developing Portland Co. site
Broad neighborhood support for development of the Portland Co. property depends upon a site plan that will not just benefit the owner, but also is guided by values that reflect the unique natural attributes of Munjoy Hill and the city of Portland. Sidewalks and streets in the areas of upper Fore and Adams streets provide […]
Letter to the editor: Support bill that would treat pregnant prisoners with more compassion
In Maine, no law exists preventing pregnant prisoners from being shackled during labor and delivery, during prenatal appointments or following the birth. Consequently, perinatal prisoners will remain shackled until secured again in prison. Some may consider a laboring prisoner a flight risk or a danger to others. Those who believe this have never experienced childbirth. […]
Letter to the editor: Efficiency Maine’s wise use of incentives has long-term benefits
We like cheap gasoline. A penny or two less and we pull in to the pumps, when the savings really don’t amount to a hill of beans. It’s the same with Efficiency Maine’s rebates, which get people in the door to reducing their energy use. But unlike gas, energy efficiency saves us year after year […]
Letter to the editor: Thanks for random act of kindness at Portland restaurant
My wife and I were dining Sunday evening at Petite Jacqueline in Portland. About halfway through our meal, a young couple (he was dressed in jeans, a plaid flannel shirt and a knit wool cap) sat down a couple of tables away from us, ordered and ate a dessert, then left. When we later asked […]
Commentary: USM’s past woes shouldn’t limit its future, incoming president says
But in order to succeed as a metropolitan university, the school must stabilize its enrollment, Harvey Kesselman says.
Maine Voices: The real road to nowhere would be the east-west corridor
It’s time the state realizes this would be the surest path to environmental and economic degradation.
Dana Milbank: Misdirected Republicans on collision course with U.S. electorate
A more astute party would distance itself from Indiana Gov. Mike Pence’s discriminatory agenda.