Any package should include enhanced broadband access and renewable energy, address climate change and harness willing private-sector resources.
2021
Letter to the editor: For the People Act not what Democrats claim
Democratic leaders’ over-the-top rhetoric surrounding voting access should be Mainers’ first clue that the so-called “For the People” Act is not what they claim. President Biden called Georgia’s election law “Jim Crow in the 21st century,” despite Georgia having more early voting days (17) than his home state, Delaware (0). Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called a […]
Intertidal: NOAA’s been mapping our coast since 1807
The year 2020 was and will remain a period in history. But here we are in 2021 and we are moving forward as well as celebrating the positive things that happened over the last year and even before. One ocean milestone of note this year is that National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Ocean Exploration’s marked […]
Biddeford High School 2020-2021 quarter 4 Honor Roll
Grade 12 High Honors: Dadrian Brown, Michaela Chapman, Alec Descoteaux, Brielle Eon, Anthony Gendron, William Harriman, Delaney Hatch, Nicholas Hill, Pauline Kheang, Matthew Laflamme, Anna Lavigne, Aiden Maliski, Matthew Maynard, Isabella McAfee, Alexander McAlevey, Bethany Painchaud, Syeda M Raidah, David Robertson, Cody Savage, Mason Stagg, Colin Tippett, Caleb Viger Honors: Ashjan Abdulsalam, Zowie Cheetham-Wilmot, Aidan […]
Nancy Riggs Robart, Kennebunk: Keepsake box
My keepsake is a box without a silver key Filled with the treasure of memory. No diamonds, no rubies, No emeralds or rings fill my keepsake box Just moments not things Lined with gold of history hinged with eras known once to me Hands cannot grasp And make time stay Or hold the memory of […]
Community News – Mason appointed COO at Sebago Technics
Sebago Technics, a Maine-based, employee-owned, engineering consulting firm, announced the appointment of Kylie S. Mason as chief operations officer in July 9 news release. Sebago Technics’ President/CEO Mark Adams announced the promotion. Mason joined the company in 2005 as a landscape architect. She has progressively increased her role and responsibilities in the company, serving as […]
A Window on the Past – Willard Square in the 1950s
I grew up on Thompson Street, only one house from Willard Square. As you approached the square the first thing you noticed was “the blinker,” a blinking yellow light on metal stanchions with a square concrete base. It actually acted as a small traffic circle and made snow plowing difficult in the winter. Traveling south […]
Brick Store event offers night sky perspectives
The July 30 virtual program features a take-out picnic and guest speakers.
Obituary: Margaret “Peg” Randall
SOUTH PORTLAND – Margaret “Peg” Randall, 70, passed away at her home in South Portland on Monday, July 12, 2021.
Peg was …
Obituary: Nancy Ruth (Hemingway) Berry
SOUTH PORTLAND – Nancy H. (Hemingway) Berry passed away peacefully on Sunday, July 11, 2021. Her husband, Bob and children, Dean …