The changes would affect development and number of housing units built each year.
2021
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Climate change bigger threat to Maine lobstermen than wind survey is
I can understand why Maine lobstermen might be fearful about projects that could impact their livelihood, but their opposition to the New England Aqua Ventus project is misdirected. The disruption to their industry, in the form of cables and transmission lines, pales in comparison to disruption of the marine environment by activities of an industry […]
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Posted inThe Forecaster
Sande’s Picks: It must be spring – farmers markets moving outside
The winter markets are wonderful, but there is nothing like being outside with warm breezes and sunshine (or rain) and fresh vegetables, flowers, bakeries, cheeses, meats and neighbors. Yarmouth The Yarmouth market will be located at the Bickford Pavilion, 1 Railroad Square, from 3-6 p.m. Thursdays beginning May 6, across the street from the former […]
Posted inThe Forecaster
Cooking at the Cove: What’s for breakfast?
I’m always up for leftover pizza straight from the fridge for breakfast, but since I’ve discovered real, honest-to-goodness pizza designed specifically for the morning meal, I’ve brought my pizza-for-breakfast habit to a whole new level. Bacon is my favorite topping for pizza any time of day, but if you prefer other toppings, there are no […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Don’t underestimate importance of defense against China
Terry Fralich (“Letter to the editor: U.S. defense spending is out of proportion,” March 16) is deeply mistaken on the importance of the current defense spending by America. That the “official Chinese defense budget for 2020” is $178 billion (as reported by USA Today journalist Kim Hjelmgaard and mentioned by Mr. Fralich) lacks credibility to […]
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: It’s well past time for unemployment system to do its job
In Maine and nationwide, the pandemic has laid bare all of the problems with the out-of-date and insufficient program.
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Gordon Weil: Biden seeks big success, achieved quickly
Joe Biden is a president in a hurry. Conventional wisdom says that President Joe Biden is unusually well versed in Washington’s ways, ready to govern without delay thanks to his long congressional experience. Perhaps even more importantly, his presidency may be more influenced by three earlier chief executives – Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose major policies […]
Posted inScarborough Leader, Southern Maine Weeklies
Scarborough Lions Club to hold shredding event
The Scarborough Lions Club will be holding a shredding event to benefit the Scarborough Food Pantry at Saco/Biddeford Saving Bank in Scarborough at 41 Gorham Road on April 10 from 8 a.m. to noon. Donations of food or money will benefit the food pantry.
Posted inLakes Region Weekly
Windham manager proposes flat-funded budget
Town Manager Barry Tibbetts’ $24.5 million budget proposal for FY 2021-22 is $80,000 more than the current $24.4 million budget and includes a new assistant town manager, new emergency personnel and a number of capital improvement projects.
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