Gregory J. Nisbet, 52, who owned the duplex on Noyes Street that burned in 2014, began serving his 90-day sentence Wednesday.
2018
Letter to the editor: Thanks to legislator, energy company for heating season peace of mind
I am writing today with a letter of thanks to two beings. One is a business, one is a legislator, the subject is the same for each. Not too long ago, I wrote out a check for $2,000 to Downeast Energy, for my oil bill. It got me to thinking that I never worried last […]
Letter to the editor: Complaints about press accountability misguided
In response to Gerald Caruso’s letter to the editor about press objectivity (Aug. 22): He writes: “Accountability was sorely lacking when it came to coverage of President Obama on Operation Fast and Furious, the Internal Revenue Service scandal, Benghazi, ‘leading from behind,’ the Iran deal, etc.” Just so he knows, as soon as he mentioned […]
Letter to the editor: Maine’s working waterfront at risk
Access to the water for passive recreation and tourism is usurping traditional and potential commercial fishing activities.
Letter to the editor: Question 1 would provide critical access to home care for the elderly
As a social worker, I know all the hoops you have to jump through to get into a nursing home in Maine. And even if you do fulfill all the requirements, often the only facility with a spare bed is far from the resident’s home and family. That’s why it’s so important that a citizen […]
Letter to the editor: Janet Mills is the perfect antidote to 8 years of Paul LePage
I’m a college student from Gorham, and I’m writing to voice my support for Democrat Janet Mills for governor of Maine. After eight years of the LePage administration’s regressive and obstructionist policies, Maine needs a change, and Janet Mills is best placed to deliver that change. As attorney general of Maine, she has already been […]
Another View: Southwest takes the right step by keeping more pets off planes
The number of support animals flown on U.S. carriers increased 80 percent in 2017 from the previous year.
Maine Voices: Laws already on the books to protect abused kids should be reviewed
Mandatory reporters, when properly trained, can help bring abuse and neglect to authorities’ attention.
Another View: No, Secretary DeVos, guns aren’t school supplies
Arming teachers with federal funds intended to enhance learning is misguided and dangerous.
Commentary: Iran spreads lies on social media, but stopping them could be a cinch
A solution as simple as verification would help the Iranian people have their voices heard.