The Nor’easters will play for the first time in the Division-III playoffs.
2018
Posted inCops & Courts
Owners of condemned pit bulls plead not guilty to contempt of court
Brandon Ross and Danielle Jones are accused of spiriting the 2 dogs out of state to avoid a euthanasia order.
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Posted inCoastal Journal, Times Record
Kristan Porter named Maine Lobstermen's Association president
Nomination comes after president David Cousens steps down after 27 years
Posted inFacing My Addiction
Safe injection sites are a good idea, whether you’re affected by addiction or not
The reality is that safe injection sites will result in fewer discarded needles on the streets, fewer overdose deaths and fewer cases of HIV and Hepatitis C.
Posted inMaine, News
Seldom seen shipwreck re-emerges from York beach sands
The sloop believed to be more than 160 years old makes an appearance after the recent nor’easter’s powerful waves.
Posted inForecaster Opinion, The Forecaster
Here’s Something: Is equality really what we want?
As Americans, we’ve been taught to revere equality. Originally a notion that simply related to the court system where all of us are equal in the eyes of the law, the definition and application of equality is changing rapidly. We used to think that America was the place where, if you worked hard and had […]
Posted inForecaster Opinion, The Forecaster
Politics & Other Mistakes: The rights of wrong writing
Jason Savage claims he’s a journalist. I say he’s not. We’re both kinda correct. Savage’s regular job is as the executive director of the Maine Republican Party. No question about being a journalist there. He’s just a political hack. But “outside the scope of his employment,” to use the snappy phrase coined by his lawyer, […]
Posted inNation & World
Girl dies after mirror falls on her in Payless shoe store
The discount footwear company said in a statement that company is working with authorities to understand the ‘nature of this accident.’
Posted inForecaster Opinion, Northern Forecaster, The Forecaster
Letter: Rep. Chace should support solar energy bill
Now that the Maine Senate has passed by a substantial margin LD 1444, “An Act Regarding Large-scale Community Solar Procurement,” I urge Rep. Paul Chace to support this measure when it comes before the House. This bill is critically important to both Maine’s energy future and the health of our state’s people. By rejecting the […]