The White House chief of staff is a military man of more than four decades who has rarely discussed his son’s death and refused to politicize it.
2017
Posted inSouthern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Pumpkins by the sea in Cape Elizabeth
More than 350 pumpkins were carved by Scarborough, South Portland and Cape Elizabeth residents at the Inn by the Sea’s 17th annual Community Pumpkin Carving on Oct. 17. Residents braced for the cool weather, warming up with hot chocolate, warm cider and cookies offered by the Cape Elizabeth inn. Sam, left, Tori, and Lila Rosu-Myless […]
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Pumpkins by the sea in Cape Elizabeth
More than 350 pumpkins were carved by Scarborough, South Portland and Cape Elizabeth residents at the Inn by the Sea’s 17th annual Community Pumpkin Carving on Oct. 17. Residents braced for the cool weather, warming up with hot chocolate, warm cider and cookies offered by the Cape Elizabeth inn. Sam, left, Tori, and Lila Rosu-Myless […]
Posted inNation & World, News
Spain says it will take over Catalonia’s government to stop bid for independence
The announcement follows a threat from Catalonia’s president that if Madrid did not agree to talks, then the Catalan parliament would meet to vote on a formal declaration of independence.
Posted inLife & Culture, Link
Tony-winning ‘Hamilton’ actor Leslie Odom Jr. takes stage at Merrill tonight
He won a Tony for playing Aaron Burr in the Broadway hit and will perform in Portland on Thursday.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Two Maine legislators: Approve York County casino and reap the many benefits
We can’t turn down new state revenue, 5,000 jobs, a boost in tourism and help for the struggling harness racing industry.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Maine lawmakers add confusion to very simple question
If they would listen to the voters, state officials would stop trying to kill ranked-choice voting.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Dana Milbank: The White House’s ‘soft opening’ isn’t better after 9 months
While Sen. Corker’s metaphor of “adult day care” is appealing, it supposes adults in charge.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Vote yes on statewide Question 2 to help give families services they need
As a mental health professional, I am concerned about the health of Maine’s children and families. Medicaid is a vital program for so many Mainers, allowing thousands access to life-saving physical and mental health services. Expanding Medicaid will mean more Mainers can afford care and will mean more jobs for health care professionals like me. […]