Resident, non-resident, summer visitor, seasonal residents, business owners and residents of nearby towns are invited to weigh in.
2021
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Look out for scams targeting older Mainers
The experience of a Waterville couple shows how easy it is to fall into a trap. Fortunately, it’s also easy to protect yourself.
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Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Weekly pooled testing benefits students, parents, teachers
The transition to virtual learning and back to in-class instruction has been a tricky one to navigate for educators in Maine and throughout the country. I applaud them for the wonderful work done during these most challenging times. One thing that is making things more manageable is the new statewide pooled testing program for COVID-19. […]
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Letters: CMP corridor: The Not So Divine Comedy; Maine must address child care deserts
The Not So Divine Comedy If Maine’s environmental integrity wasn’t at stake I would be laughing in my Moxie. I mean, the whole NECEC (New England Clean Energy Connect) debacle is just a perverted comedy of errors. Back room deals about Maine Public Lands – check. No need to involve the legislators because clear cutting Public […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
People & Business: July 21
Midcoast Literacy recognizes tutors, learners, volunteers Midcoast Literacy celebrated 51 years of providing free literacy services in Lincoln, Sagadahoc and northern Cumberland counties during Annual Meeting & Celebration in Bath on June 26. “This past year was unlike any we’ve ever had,” said Midcoast Literacy Executive Director Donald L. Lader Jr. “But thanks to the […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
People & Business: July 21
Midcoast Literacy recognizes tutors, learners, volunteers Midcoast Literacy celebrated 51 years of providing free literacy services in Lincoln, Sagadahoc and northern Cumberland counties during Annual Meeting & Celebration in Bath on June 26. “This past year was unlike any we’ve ever had,” said Midcoast Literacy Executive Director Donald L. Lader Jr. “But thanks to the […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Dam removal helps salmon and the economy
As a life-long denizen of the Kennebec watershed and a professional fishing guide, I agree with just one thing in Sen. Brad Farrin’s July 12 Maine Voices column (“Dam Removal Would Hurt Maine Economy”). “We must strike a reasonable balance between human activity and its impact on the natural world.” Yes, dam removal will mean […]
Posted inTimes Record
From the Chamber: What makes us, us: Re-branding the Southern Midcoast Maine Chamber
What color do you think of when you think of Phippsburg? Or Bowdoinham? Or Bath? Or Topsham? Or Brunswick? Or Harpswell? Is it the same color for each? What symbols do you think make our region unique? We have world-class destinations, resorts, lighthouses, beaches, shopping, breweries and restaurants. Our communities are builders: from ships to […]
Posted inBusiness, Food
The Wrap: Cocktails cruise into Casco Bay, and Japanese options to expand
More beer, sushi, ramen, local plates, and pancakes for Portland. (If only anyone could find any staff.)
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: A little incentive for the unvaccinated
Rising insurance costs may make the strongest case of all.