Maine’s senators have come out in favor of the legislative branch reasserting its authority to declare war. Supporting S.J. Res. 10 is one way to do that.
2021
Commentary: Voting rights legislation should have passed, but not for reasons you think
The proposal would have outlawed House gerrymandering and ended dark money – provisions worth pursuing in any compromise versions.
Letter to the editor: What Clean Energy Corridor critics don’t want you to know
In a July 3 letter to the editor, Elizabeth Caruso wrote about how Mainers deserve scientific facts about the Clean Energy Corridor project. Indeed, they do. They also deserve honesty, which is missing from Ms. Caruso’s letter. The claims she made about the project have been disproven throughout the Clean Energy Corridor’s 30-plus-month regulatory review […]
Letter to the editor: ‘Compelling need’ exists for election system that supports voters
2020 was an extraordinary year for elections. Even as we were being crushed by the pandemic, we voted in unprecedented numbers. We needed to find safe ways of voting, so we took advantage of opportunities not widely used before, like having secure ballot boxes available to cast a ballot at any time. All of the […]
Another View: Shocking assassination means U.S. must review its policy on Haiti
In the wake of the execution of President Jovenel Moïse, Washington must support democracy in that tortured nation.
Letter to the editor: Headline mischaracterizes Maine families’ lawsuit
The state doesn’t bar parents from sending their children to religious schools – but it won’t use taxpayer money to pay for it.
Obituary: Nancy Marilyn Casey
CUMBERLAND – Nancy Marilyn Casey, 94, passed away on July 5, 2021, at the Gosnell Memorial Hospice House in Scarborough. She …
Obituary: Paul E. Cote
BIDDEFORD – Paul E. Cote, 82, of Biddeford, passed away Tuesday July 6, 2021 after a long illness.
He was born in …
Obituary: David L. Tuttle
PORTLAND – David L. Tuttle, 77, died suddenly on July 1, 2021. David was born on August 23, 1943, in New …
Heat, wind spur California fire; evacuation extends to Nevada
Winds up to about 20 mph were funneling flames up canyons full of dry fuel.