The 1,627 SF±, recently renovated building is at the intersection of Shore Rd. and Route 77. Site includes 15 parking spaces.
2021
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Inaction on sovereignty bills sends dismissive message to tribes in Maine
In an effort to target the ongoing Indigenous human rights issues happening in Maine, education and trust building are integral and inextricably intertwined parts of addressing racism against Wabanaki people in the state. The lack of trust between the state and the tribes results in failed efforts to collaborate and produces “continued institutional processes of […]
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Letter to the editor: Mainers deserve access to lower-cost medications
As a breast cancer survivor, I have relied on medication to prevent the cancer from returning. Like many Americans, I have experienced the high cost of prescription drugs. With L.D. 686, An Act to Increase Prescription Drug Pricing Transparency, Mainers will no longer have to forgo necessary medication because of cost. I thank Maine state […]
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Letters: Bring COVID clinics to prisons; Lawmakers could help Mainers save for retirement
Bring COVID clinics to prisons Regarding the outbreak of COVID-19 cases at Two Bridges Regional Jail: Why, given the slackening of public demand for vaccinations, and expansion of eligibility to all adults, haven’t all Maine prisoners and prison staff been vaccinated? It can’t be that difficult to bring a vaccination clinic to each jail. Judith C. […]
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Maine Capitol police chief’s quiet exit leaves too many questions
After spreading extremist views on social media, Russell Gauvin is allowed to retire with no finding of wrongdoing.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Portland won’t thrive if it can’t balance progress and preservation
One of the biggest challenges we face is how to preserve the integrity of our historic districts while we continue to grow and diversify.
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Dick Polman: Amy Coney Barrett’s corrupt conflict of interest
It’s hard these days to keep track of all the decrepitude in public life, so forgive me if I highlight some new sleaze that has likely escaped your notice. In the waning days of the Trump dystopia, a group called Americans for Prosperity – which is bankrolled by conservative billionaire David Koch – spent more […]
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OGUNQUIT Virtual Trail Trek accepting registrations Great Works Regional Land Trust is accepting registrations for its Virtual Trail Trek fundraiser in June, held in conjunction with the celebration of National Trails Day. The Virtual Trail Trek 5k/10k/13-mile outing will be held at GWRLT preserves from June 4-13, featuring more than 18 public preserves and nearly […]
Posted inTimes Record
Ron Chase: Paddling the Sheepscot a rite of spring
For a small enthusiastic contingent of Mainers, paddling coastal rivers and streams is a clear indication spring has arrived. Each March and April, as snow and ice melts and rain showers replace wintry storms they stow away skis and snowshoes and retrieve their paddles from hibernation. Many of us older river rats have been replicating […]
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Letter to the editor: Outdated Electoral College should yield to popular vote
The Legislature is considering An Act to Adopt the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. The proposal commits each state to cast its electoral votes for the winner of the national popular vote. As soon as states controlling 270 electoral votes join, the compact goes into effect. Electors are allocated according to each state’s representation in […]