Re: “Depleted stock sinks Maine’s bid to increasing its fishing quota for lucrative baby eels” (Aug. 9): It seems to me that shipping live elvers to the Far East is not good business. Learn how the customers like their elvers prepared and then prepare them in Maine, package them and ship them – selling the […]
2018
Letter to the editor: Error-ridden letter, headline were unfair to Kavanaugh
The opposition to Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court has been frantic and hyperbolic, but the Press Herald’s headline “Don’t trust lying, partisan Kavanaugh,” above a letter by Andrew Hamilton, is especially egregious (Aug. 6). This used to be called “yellow journalism.” In a letter full of errors and uninformed speculation, Hamilton claims that […]
Colby helps to rejuvenate Jack Cosgrove’s passion for coaching football
The former UMaine coach is preparing for his first season at the NCAA Division III level.
Letter to the editor: Kavanaugh would take U.S. back to LGBTQ-hostile days
I was a college student in the 1990s, during the height of the AIDS crisis, at a time before adequate government attention to the crisis or medical research into a cure and before my LGBTQ friends had the right to marry and have their domestic partnerships legally recognized. I had to watch the heartache of […]
Birding: It’s not just flying; it’s efficient flight
Swallows are among the birds who must work out whether to fly quickly or slowly.
Letter to the editor: Bar Harbor in denial about glut of short-term visitors
Everyone is in denial some of the time at least – that’s part of being human. We just don’t want to accept the things that are difficult to deal with. But when does not facing reality become harmful? Denial hides the truth, mainly from ourselves. This summer, Bar Harbor is being swamped with huge crowds, […]
Letter to the editor: Trust is central to Rep. Dillon Bates’ status
How he responds to ethics criticism depends on how he sees his obligation to constituents.
Hunting: Say goodbye to summer and hello to fall
Even if the calendar says there’s another month to summer, there are signs of the change of seasons.
Maine fishing guides have tales of big fish and more
Strange, unbelievable and zany stories have to do with more than fishing.
Week in Review: Falmouth store evades eviction
Portland’s waterfront gains a mega-crane, Saco sells space in its mill complex and a lawsuit accuses CMP of fraud.