With the new information we receive, it becomes easier to issue recommendations that protect the public while restoring normalcy.
2021
Gordon Weil: Jobs report, presidential election: the numbers game
If you think you can’t do numbers, beware. This column is about numbers. But it reveals that you are not alone; many people, including some we rely on, can’t do numbers either. We attach great importance to conclusions supported by numbers. Whether it’s about elections or employment, if there’s a number involved, we often accept […]
Letter to the editor: Susan Collins should set the record straight
It’s time for Maine’s senior senator to make clear that – contrary to Mitch McConnell’s declaration – she is not in lockstep with an anti-Biden agenda.
Letter to the editor: Support Abbott, Craig for Yarmouth Town Council
Heather Abbott and Dave Craig are the right choice for Yarmouth Town Council. No level of government impacts our daily lives more than local government. It is essential that town officials are open-minded, careful listeners and thoughtful representatives for all citizens of Yarmouth. Since joining the council, Heather has worked nonstop to learn about every […]
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Sen. Farrin: Mills administration hasn’t earned our trust on COVID efforts
The data that state public health officials have given Mainers are inconsistent and inaccurate, leading us to wonder what else is being omitted.
Inside Raymond: May 14
Creative art seminar EmpowerME, a community series on health empowerment, will be hosting its fifth program in collaboration with Be the Influence, Maine Public Health and Opportunity Alliance. The discussion from 2-3 p.m. Wednesday, May 19, is entitled “Zine Project.” During the session, participants will have the opportunity to get creative in making art by […]
Demand for growing space has experienced commercial builders expanding their skills
As the cannabis industry continues to grow in Maine, exciting business opportunities await, as well as new challenges for facility design and construction.
Letter to the editor: On Charter Commission, Batson would back city reforms
Brian Batson, District 3 candidate for the new Charter Commission, is in a unique position, having served three very effective years on the City Council during the most contentious time of conflict between then-Mayor Ethan Strimling and City Manager Jon Jennings. Brian has no fixed opinion regarding the city power structure but feels that there […]
Inside Gray: May 14
American Legion news American Legion Post 86 Clean Up Day is at 8 a.m. Saturday, May 15, at 15 Lewiston Road. All members of the Post 86 family are encouraged to help the building and grounds shine. Post 86 will not be open that day until the work is done. There will be a barbeque […]