2023 – Page 163 – The Portland Press Herald

Society Notebook: At Evening for the Environment, speakers share personal connections to climate

by Amy Paradysz December 10, 2023December 6, 2023

The event at the University of New England raised money for the Maine Conservation Alliance.

Letter to the editor: Above all else, ensure that Trump doesn’t win

December 10, 2023December 9, 2023

Whether Democrat, Republican or independent, it is crucial this year to set aside policy differences and unite to save democracy in the United States. Whether pro- or against abortion, pro-Ukraine funding or against it, pro-big government or against it, pro-Palestine or pro-Israel, it doesn’t matter. What matters is ensuring that Donald Trump gets nowhere near […]

Food, Recipes

This Singaporean meatball soup is soothing to the soul

by Ann Maloney The Washington Post December 10, 2023December 3, 2023

Sharon Wee revised her cookbook/memoir, ‘Growing Up in a Nonya’s Kitchen,’ for a 10th anniversary release.

Maine, News

The pandemic gave Maine a population boom. Will climate change be next?

by Eric Russell December 10, 2023December 10, 2023

The number of people moving to Maine is more than making up for a shrinking native-born population, but a lack of housing and other infrastructure could limit future population growth.

Op-eds, Opinion

Opinion: A thriving education system needs no advertising budget

by Jan M. Collins Special to the Telegram December 10, 2023December 9, 2023

We don’t have a teacher shortage. We have a recruitment and retention problem.

Op-eds, Opinion

Opinion: Lewiston’s unanswered questions demand new accountability

by Brendan McQuade Special to the Telegram December 10, 2023December 11, 2023

The Maine Information Analysis Center, the interagency intelligence hub managed by the Maine State Police, is the information sharing clearinghouse for law enforcement and counterterrorism. And it’s not working as it should.