From campaigning for solar energy to working with MIT’s sustainability lab, Luke Truman lives his values through his job at Allagash Brewing, his volunteer work, and his daily life.
2019
Maine Observer: Fog makes beach vacations better
Take a walk along the sands, but don’t talk – this is your time to listen to what’s going on.
The Purifier: Brian Marcaurelle helps to keep wild Maine islands – and the waters around them – clean
As program director of the Maine Island Trails Association, Marcaurelle believes once people learn to care about wild places, they will work to preserve them.
Maine Voices: Students don’t get commencement guidance when they really need it
Advice to those starting college: Reach out to faculty, lean on your advisers, talk to career-services staff and be flexible.
Commentary: Anita HIll’s testimony is again on center stage
Joe Biden still has to account for his leadership of the 1991 Senate Judiciary Committee hearings that put Clarence Thomas on the Supreme Court despite allegations of sexual harassment.
The Maine Millennial: There’s no way to win pothole slalom
A reasonable gas tax hike would provide the money Maine needs to fix its roads.
The Reutilizer: Ruth’s Reusable Resources takes old office supplies and puts them into classrooms all over New England
In its 25th year, the nonprofit reuses office supplies that would otherwise be thrown out by corporations and big box stores and stocks them in a building where teachers can shop for vital supplies that their schools can’t afford.
Meet the judges for 2019 Source Sustainability Awards
They sorted through 100-plus nominations to select this year’s winners.
World No. 1 Dustin Johnson moves atop the RBC Heritage
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) — Dustin Johnson, known for length off the tee, showed off his precise ball-positioning and hot putter Saturday to take the RBC Heritage lead. Johnson shot a 3-under 68 for a one-shot lead over Shane Lowry, Ian Poulter and Rory Sabbatini. The top-ranked Johnson, a South Carolina native who had […]