The aptly named English has overseen MOFGA’s quarterly newspaper for three decades.
2019
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Deep Water: ‘A Decade Later, You Return to Your Childhood Home,’ by Mia Ayumi Malhotra
Poems edited and introduced by Gibson Fay-Leblanc
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Posted inSource
The Counselor: Legal Food Hub helps farmers and food entrepreneurs navigate legal issues
The program pairs farmers and entrepreneurs with lawyers who offer pro bono legal advice and help with the paperwork involved in owning a farm or starting a food business.
Posted inJournal Tribune
Gary Welton: The Political Center Is (Almost) Dead
Last month, while interviewing former senator Jim Webb, “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd labeled Webb “a rare and dying breed. A centrist and a moderate.” Todd also suggested that “The center’s been hollowed out.” Intense emotions are pervasive on our social media feeds. It seems that half of America thinks President Donald Trump can […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: BIW should shift focus to finding climate solutions
The next warship to go down the ways at Bath Iron Works will be christened the Lyndon B. Johnson on Saturday. In response, at 8:15 a.m., citizens united in voice calling for “conversion” will gather in protest of the continuing exclusive production of warships. The gathering, beginning with a press conference, will mark a different […]
Posted inLife & Culture
Society Notebook: Maine Women’s Fund marks 30 years of investing in the future
The nonprofit recognized female leaders in the community at a luncheon and awards ceremony April 2.
Posted inMaine, Outdoors, Sports
Just a concept 25 years ago, the International Appalachian Trail now crosses continents
What started as an idea by three Mainers to link their state to Canada with a hiking trail became a collaboration among more than a dozen countries in North American and across the Atlantic.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Books, Life & Culture
Inserting fictional characters into real history can be tricky
Agnes Bushell’s “The House on Perry Street” mostly gets it right.
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Pick up a pay phone and listen to the new exhibit at Space
Interactive group sound installation ‘Hotline’ takes us back to the analog days.
Posted inBill Nemitz, Maine, News, Op-eds, Opinion
Bill Nemitz: On cancer and credit cards: Speaking her truth to the guys in suits
As paid lobbyists line up in Augusta against a package of prescription medication reform bills, the lone voice of a woman from Limestone lays bare the travesty of high drug prices.
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