The BBQ restaurant in Thomaston has some excellent vegetarian options, too.
2023
Letter to the editor: Reestablish the public’s right to enjoy Maine’s beaches
I’m writing to thank you for your coverage of the ownership controversy on Maine beaches and to express my hope that elected officials can do better to reestablish the public’s right to enjoy our beaches. The coastline of Maine is one of our greatest shared resources. We must do more to maintain Maine beaches as […]
Bedside Table: ‘The Road to Dalton’ a rural reader’s delight
“My recommendation is ‘The Road to Dalton.‘ This is a beautifully written book about love, loss, and community, in a setting that will feel familiar to anyone who grew up in a small, rural town. The characters are written with a loving honesty, and feel achingly real. There is sadness and pain, but also hope […]
Leave the crowds behind this fall at The Quiet Side of Acadia National Park
Press Herald photographer Gregory Rec and his wife, Jayme, encountered few people during hikes on both sides of Somes Sound.
Letter to the editor: Fossel fails to make solid case against Pine Tree Power
I realize that writing a weekly column such as Jim Fossel’s can be a daunting task, but it is obvious that his Oct. 1 column does not reflect any serious effort on his part to back up his assertions with facts. Instead, he makes assertions that parallel what is claimed, without factual basis, in the […]
Commentary: Is same-sex marriage as secure as we think it is?
Buoyed by some signals from the Supreme Court, a number of anti-equality movements are doubling down.
Commentary: Why don’t women make as much as men? A Nobel economist has the answers.
Women, Claudia Goldin has pointed out, pay a ‘motherhood penalty.’ Men tend enjoy a ‘fatherhood premium.’
Letter to the editor: Work remains, but U.S. freight rail leads the way
Re: “Freight railroads police themselves and inspect their own tracks. Some say a disaster is inevitable.” (Oct. 8): Mainers should be confident in freight railroads to safely move goods. The industry must further reduce incidents and upgrade infrastructure, but context matters. The U.S. maintains the top freight rail network in the world, made possible by […]
State failing to prevent repeat cases of child abuse, review finds
The recurring rate of child abuse in Maine is twice the national standard and getting worse, and caseworkers fail to adequately identify risks half the time, according to an internal review of the Office of Child and Family Services.
Maine Voices: Calls for aggressive housing development miss bigger picture
The consequences of overdevelopment aren’t being given sufficient consideration.
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