Your article titled “Bayside at rock bottom: Portland neighborhood is under siege” (May 6) is one of the most offensive and ineffective calls to action that I’ve encountered. Staff Writer Randy Billings, the article’s author, spends much of his time languishing in testimony, blame and hearsay. Most troubling is the attack not only on the […]
May 2018
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Article about Bayside dehumanized ‘throngs’
The newspaper fails to recognize the tremendous work being done for the homeless.
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Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Hunting: Back to the earth after years of use
A walnut stock and a block of slate developed into a wild turkey call that surely will be missed.
Posted inOutdoors
Birding: Waiting for those southerly winds
Birds follow their internal clock to determine when to migrate, then hope for favorable weather conditions.
Posted inOutdoors
It’s Worth the Trip: Roberts Farm Preserve in Norway offers history and beauty
The preserve has more than 7 miles of trails, some universally accessible, and plenty to see.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: This entrepreneur from 1882 can teach us a thing or 2 about lifting people out of poverty
Which of our politicians is going to aid the next Hugh J. Chisholm, who has a dream to get people out of poverty?
Posted inOutdoors, Sports
Longtime sportsman’s health has changed, but his love of the outdoors has not
George Smith, former executive director of the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine, still finds enjoyment in fishing while dealing with ALS.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
The humble Farmer: Smart Driver course makes me even more cautious than usual
And because I stop at stop signs, I’ve been struck in the rear end numerous times.
Posted inBusiness
Week in review: Bookstore pulls authors’ titles; plan would add 750 apartments
Business news from May 6-12.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: No easy call on Haspel, as Collins-King split shows
Gina Haspel’s record is troubling, but this administration is capable of much worse.