Though there are just three ingredients in a Red’s Eats lobster roll, making the famous sandwich is no simple task.
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Chocolate Church Arts Center presents ‘Taproots’ gallery
The Chocolate Church Arts Center gallery will feature artists Rebecca Goodale and Christopher Patch in a show titled “Taproots,” with an opening event on Friday, Aug. 13. Goodale and Patch make artwork that takes many different directions (books, sculpture, collage, painting) but stems largely from a background in printmaking. For the past 20 years, Goodale […]
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Inside Gray: Aug. 6
GNG adult education students lauded at graduation ceremony Gray-New Gloucester Adult and Community Education awarded diplomas to the following students during a ceremony held June 7: Joseph Amend, Eunice Burns, Dayla Davis, Kassandra Mercer and Leila Nelson. Director Stephanie Haskins, Program Coordinator Theresa Boynton and faculty members Maureen Mitchell, Sheila Myhaver and Laurie Wells recognized […]
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Letter to the editor: Olympic medalist’s patriotism is refreshing
Tamyra Mensah-Stock, who won the gold in women’s wrestling, exclaims, ‘I love representing the U.S.’
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Letter to the editor: Maine loggers thank Sen. Collins, Rep. Golden for pandemic relief efforts
Thanks to the hard work of Sen. Susan Collins and Rep. Jared Golden, Maine loggers finally have access to $200 million in COVID relief funds promised to them seven months ago. This aid designated specifically for their industry is a historic first for timber harvesters and haulers. Although the Loggers Relief Act, authored by Sen. […]
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Portland says landlords can’t raise rents until next year without board approval
Some landlords are looking for midyear rent increases to help offset significant tax hikes stemming from Portland’s first revaluation in 15 years.
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Letter to the editor: Capitol Hill testimony shows Republicans no longer uphold law and order
As we all take witness to the testimony on Capitol Hill from the police who put their lives on the line to protect our senators and members of Congress from domestic terrorists, the Republican Party can no longer claim to be the “law and order” party. In fact, the greatest tragedy of Jan. 6 is […]
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How one small town is paying people $200 to boost vaccinations
Some folks in South Thomaston say they’ll take advantage of the town’s offer to pay $200 for getting fully vaccinated, but others say no amount of money could get them to roll up their sleeves.
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Giving Voice: Who we are and what we do at Brunswick’s The Gathering Place
A longtime Gathering Place friend came to visit a couple of weeks ago and wanted me to know that he noticed some conversations on social media about some of our guests and how and why The Gathering Place (TGP) was helping. His worry was that there was confusion about what types of programs and services […]
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Gordon Weil: Trump’s dollars make for high stakes elections
It’s fascinating to watch a big-time gambler in high stakes games. The risks are great, but the pay-off could be huge. This week’s news reveals the high roller is Donald Trump. Using remarkable appeal to raise cash, he has staked himself to over $100 million to spend in political games. The games are the 2022 […]