Republican lawmakers in Maine want to address lingering rural opposition by slowing down increases, but advocates say they’ll resist rolling back the incremental gains.
2017
On Football: Pick your poison when it comes to defending Patriots
Tom Brady is relying less on his wide receivers than any time in the past decade.
Yarmouth figure skater returns to nationals seeking another medal
Franz-Peter Jerosch and his new partner, Jade Hom, will compete in the novice pairs division in San Jose, Calif.
Letter to the editor: Let’s mediate solution to help important work of Peaks Island horse camp
You’ve published an article describing the current zoning challenges that the Horse Island Camp on Peaks Island is facing (Oct. 22). The deeper story, which, unfortunately, the article did not address, is less about newcomers and old-timers than it is about environmental protection versus unregulated land use. My initial inquiry about the permitting of a […]
Letter to the editor: In backing ‘welfare for the rich’ tax bill, Collins snubs average Mainer
Yikes. Sen. Susan Collins has been bashing the press, liberals and just about anyone else regarding her recent tax vote. It won’t be too long before Collins will invoke “fake news” to get out of tight spots. We shouldn’t be surprised. Sen. Collins doesn’t seem to be a friend of the everyday Maine consumer. Note […]
Letter to the editor: Praise for what president accomplished in first year
I’d like to celebrate the accomplishments of President Trump’s first year. He has: • Opened the Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines. • Withdrawn the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. • Withdrawn the U.S. from the Paris climate accord. • Eviscerated ISIS. • Reversed Barack Obama’s Cuba policy. • Renegotiated with NATO. • Allowed purchases of […]
Letter to the editor: PTSD – so little understood for so long
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a very real problem for lots of combat veterans.
Letter to the editor: No recording devices allowed with Collins staffer? I now know why
It’s hard to read the newspaper anymore without feeling physically sick. Colin Woodard’s Dec. 24 article, “Sen. Collins’ vote on Republican tax plan risks her moderate reputation,” did nothing to quiet my stomach, as Sen. Susan Collins feebly attempted to backpedal on her justification for supporting the disastrous tax bill: “Collins’ office has said the […]
What’s Up in January: Month starts with a bang, end with a lunar eclipse
January starts with a full super moon and ends with the first lunar eclipse since 2015.