Their efforts include recycling programs, solar installations and capturing carbon dioxide.
2021
Posted inLetters
Letter to the Editor: We need to look for a balancing truth
It is hard not to understand why there is such division in our country. We get our information from very different sources – from social media to investigative reporting. We are shaped by that to which we give our attention. Lord Acton, the English historian, politician, and writer (1834 –1902) recommended: “When you perceive a […]
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Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: Lawmakers should find a way to get together
Legislators can do a lot over Zoom, but they can’t replace face-to-face meetings.
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Letters: BIW workers should not be prioritized for COVID-19 vaccine; Brunswick vaccine clinic does good work
BIW workers should not be prioritized for COVID-19 vaccine Am I the only one disgusted with General Dynamics for asking that its workers receive the covid vaccine ahead of or with elderly, first responders, and teachers? Does the US really need another guided-missile destroyer so bad and so fast that Bath Iron Works shipbuilders get […]
Posted inMaine, News
Portland councilors may decide today whether Munjoy Hill should be a historic district
If approved, it would be the 12th historic district in the city and would cover 49 percent of the hill.
Posted inObituaries, Times Record, Times Record Obituaries
Obituary: Hubertus “Hupi” Victor Sulkowski
Hubertus “Hupi” Victor Sulkowski 1943 – 2021 PHIPPSBURG – Hubertus “Hupi” Victor Sulkowski, passed away on Jan. 23, 2021 in …
Posted inObituaries, Times Record, Times Record Obituaries
Obituary: (Caouette) Kelly
Beatrice Rose (Caouette) Kelly 1932 – 2021 BRUNSWICK – Beatrice Rose (Caouette) Kelly, 88, passed away peacefully on Sunday, …
Posted inThe Maine Forecast
Higher snow totals expected with Tuesday storm
Snow totals have trended up. Coastal flooding and blowing snow are expected with the strong wind gusts on Tuesday.
Posted inMaine, News
Snowstorm to hit Maine as early as Monday afternoon
Sanford and other areas of York County could get between 12 and 18 inches of snow during the nor’easter, the National Weather Service says.
Posted inMaine
In photos: Making it snow at Sunday River
In theory, making snow is simple. In reality, making it on a mountain where temperatures can be in the single digits or subzero is an exercise in the saying, “What can go wrong will go wrong.” Pumps fail, lines burst, connections don’t connect or any part of the system can freeze. Press Herald photographer Greg Rec photographs a night with some of the snowmakers at Sunday River Ski Resort in Newry.