Five floors, each approximately 10,000 SF, are available for lease. Tenants will be joining CIEE’s home office, which has a fun, flexible modern design with largely open office space.
2021
Guest column: Why we must come to terms with racism in America
Following Black History Month, I urge us to reflect on where we are with respect to racism today. One of the interesting issues African Americans often face is white people calling themselves colorblind, meaning it as a compliment to black people. But most resent it, because, by not admitting that we can see color, whites […]
John Micek: Democrats bend the universe for LGBTQ rights and a fair wage
Hopes of getting an increase to the piteously low federal minimum wage were dealt a serious blow last week when the Senate’s Parliamentarian ruled that it couldn’t be included in the massive COVID-19 relief package now moving through Congress. The announcement was widely expected, and the ruling from the strenuously nonpartisan arbiter threw a major […]
The Recycle Bin: Here are your options for recycling cooking oil in Brunswick
I have recently received several inquiries about how to deal with used cooking oils. Those could be either olive oil, safflower oil, or whatnot that we add to the pan, or it could mean the grease and oil that collects in the pan when we cook a roast, a chicken or a batch of bacon. […]
From the Garden: Why do flowers smell?
Why do flowers smell? – Henry E., Age 9, Somerville, Massachusetts Imagine walking through a tropical forest as a sweet scent wafts through the air. A little farther down the path, the putrid stench of rotting flesh makes you catch your breath. Upon investigation, you find that both odors originate from flowers – but why […]
Letter to the editor: Vaccine plan abandons Maine teachers, students and families
Age-based vaccination ignores the need to inoculate educators so that young people can get back into the classroom full time.
Maine Commercial Real Estate: February 2021 Transactions
Sales, leasing, retail and industrial activity.
Maine Lives Lost: Barry Leighton, longtime dam operator with passion for hot rods
Mr. Leighton, who owned three vintage Chevrolets and rebuilt one himself, died of COVID-19 last month.
Lives Lost: Barry Leighton, longtime dam operator with passion for hot rods
Mr. Leighton, who owned three vintage Chevrolets and rebuilt one himself, died of COVID-19 last month.
Briefs
WELLS WHS students recognized in regional art contest Nine Wells High School Art Department students have received awards in this year’s Maine Region Scholastic Art Award Competition, a regional component of the National Scholastic Art and Writing Contest. The students’ work was evaluated by a panel of judges based on originality, technical skill, and the […]
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