Jeremy Cluchey’s recent Maine Voices submission, “Maine’s trails can heal our divisions” (April 16), makes a strong case for building more rail trails in Maine. For too long, we’ve overlooked the untapped resources that are right in front of us – long-unused rail lines that crisscross our state. Maine is losing out on increased tourism […]
2021
The Scarborough community’s ultimate renewable resource
As I write this we are observing Earth Day. This international event began more than 50 years ago and it now prompts conversations as wide ranging as how to reduce the use of plastics to how to prepare for sea level rise. The Scarborough Public Library is serious about being a good steward of our […]
Scarborough church gets new priest
SCARBOROUGH –The Rev. Dr. Ted J. Gaiser is the new priest at St. Nicholas Episcopal Church in Scarborough. Fr. Gaiser grew up in New England, but has deep family roots in Maine, roots that go back to a time before Maine was even a state, according to a church press release. In addition, he spent […]
Jody Rich, Waterville: A street full of brothers and sisters
“Rusty did it.” Didn’t matter the infraction, Rusty got blamed. “Who drank the last of the milk and put the empty carton back in the refrigerator!?” “Rusty did it.” “Who left their dirty plate under the couch!?” “Rusty did it.” Now, nine times out of 10, Rusty did do it, but not always. It became […]
Inside Gray: April 30
Cornhole tournament A cornhole tournament benefiting the Gray-New Gloucester class of 2021 graduation project is slated for May 1 (rain date May 8) at the New Gloucester Fairgrounds. Check-in is at 10 a.m. and the tournament begins at 11 a.m. $40 per team of two, $20 for single and $5 for high school students; payment […]
David Treadwell: MSMT and the Fulton Theatre: A win-win collaboration
To succeed in musical theater, one must be able to sing, dance and act. Not many such performers also possess the ability to direct. And even fewer people who can sing, dance, act, and direct also have the leadership skills to oversee a superb regional theater. And how many among that rare breed possess the […]
Maine Voices: To delay resuming civil trials is to delay justice
The people of Maine have a right to expect their state court system to fulfill its constitutional obligations.
Obituary: Alberto Frederick Lilley
Alberto Frederick Lilley 1932 – 2021 BOWDOIN – Alberto Frederick Lilley, 89, went to be with his Lord and Savior on …
Obituary: Berne A. Babineau
Berne A. Babineau 1935 – 2021 YARMOUTH – Berne A. Babineau, born Nov. 20, 1935 died peacefully on April 28, 2021. …
Obituary: William Launay Taylor
William Launay Taylor 1944 – 2021 BATH – William Launay Taylor, 77, passed away on April 26, 2021 at Mid Coast …