Ogunquit Lifeguard Service Reunion and Exhibit. June 2 at the Heritage Museum of Ogunquit. Old pictures, memorabilia, clothing, papers, rescue boards, names and stories are being sought ahead of the reunion for the exhibit and should be forwarded to the Heritage Museum of Ogunquit by May 25. Planned are an open house at 10 a.m. […]
May 2018
Wake Up Weather May 28, 2018
The cool and cloudy weather will remain for Memorial Day but warmer weather is in the forecast for midweek.
Letter to the editor: On June 12, let’s make ranked-choice our permanent way to vote
Ranked-choice voting is again in need of your vote at the June 12 primary, if we are to have democratic elections beyond next month’s polling date. The majority has voted in favor of ranked-choice voting, and the votes have been counted but the results set aside. We now have another chance, as we can use […]
Letter to the editor: Think ice cream when voting by ranked choice
One thing I like about ranked-choice voting is how it reminds me of ice cream. My favorite flavor of ice cream is blueberry. If it’s also almost everyone else’s favorite, then it’s easy for most of us to agree about what to order. But if I am the only person who likes pistachio ice cream […]
Letter to the editor: Please, people, don’t call a wind turbine a ‘windmill’
I don’t know how, except through your good paper, to ask people to call wind turbines “turbines.” They are not windmills; they do not mill anything. They are converting wind to energy, electricity. They are wind turbines. Ruth Rinklin South Thomaston
Letter to the editor: Medicaid inaction shows Mainers’ need for moral revival
What kind of people are we? Twenty-two Mainers recently sat down in the driveway of the Blaine House to call out the immorality of public policy in Maine today. As the Rev. Dr. William Barber II likes to say, the political question of our time is “not about left or right, Democrat or Republican, but […]
Letter to the editor: Portland’s ‘honor’ would be insult to Dr. King
Franklin Street has a sad history, an overplanned future, and no connection, physically or philosophically, with the late civil rights leader.
Maine Voices: Time to reflect on importance of honoring those who died serving
We at the Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services make it our mission to support veterans any way we can.
Our View: Wall of Faces reveals price paid in Vietnam
As America’s longest war recedes into history, it’s important to remember the real cost.
Atlanta’s Acuna hurt as Braves top Red Sox, 7-1
BOSTON (AP) — High-flying rookie Ronald Acuna Jr. took quite a tumble. Acuna went sprawling after beating out an infield hit in the seventh inning, exiting with knee and lower back pain Sunday as the Atlanta Braves beat the Boston Red Sox 7-1. “We haven’t really gotten any reports except just that he’s sore,” manager Brian Snitker said. “He’s being looked […]