Peter Monro’s Feb. 26 op-ed is certainly correct that, locally, we have done well – and that national action is needed. However, he does exactly nothing except wag his finger. I would ask Mr. Monro what exactly he is doing on a national level to advocate for climate change. One reason we are effective locally […]

The front-page story in the Feb. 26 Maine Sunday Telegram about Maine’s governor being the lowest paid governor in the country was quite an eye-opener. One has to question our priorities when the state’s governor makes $70,000 a year and the men’s basketball coach at the University of Maine in Orono makes $165,000 a year, […]

The lunch and activity day recently organized by the Cape Elizabeth Police Department for refugee families staying with the St. Alban’s parishioner community encapsulates the warm and welcoming embrace we owe these families, while underscoring the need for their full economic and social integration. Despite the valiant efforts of a whole array of service organizations […]