After 10 years of providing safe and secure homes for homeless teens, Housing Resources for Youth (HRY) is growing again. HRY has named Antwane Mills as its new program director. As an experienced social worker, Mills will connect with HRY’s teen clients as well as current and future hosting families. He joins Executive Director Pam […]
2023
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Book Notes: Novel sheds light on worlds with and without electricity
As the remnants of Hurricane Lee whipped the trees outside my bedroom window into a frenzy of whirling trunks and leaves, I pulled up the covers and opened my laptop to review Toni Buzzeo’s new middle grade novel, “Light Comes to Shadow Mountain.” Here I was, reviewing a historical novel about young Cora Mae Tipton, […]
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Spirit of Life: Beginning again, again
This month is a time of new beginnings for many people. Students, teachers and administrators are back in school following the summer vacation. Rosh Hashanah has ushered in a new year, which we hope is sweet and peaceful, for our Jewish friends and neighbors. And for Unitarian Universalists, we have convened for homecoming, when we […]
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Just a Little Old: Good reading — the gift that keeps on giving
My wife Tina recently wore a T-shirt that reads: “Jane Austen. A glass of wine. And chocolate. Life is good.” I’ll buy that concept. Well, sort of. I’ve never read Jane Austen (my bad), but I plan to read “Emma” soon. And I don’t drink wine or any other form of alcohol. But I’m down […]
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Joe Guzzardi: Republicans have rare opportunity to secure U.S. border
Congress is back from its August recess, the weeks-long period away from its always-contentious, mostly unproductive business. The House and the Senate have about a week until the Sep. 30 deadline to pass a federal budget. On Oct. 1, a new fiscal year begins. If lawmakers cannot push through their spending bills, the nation will […]
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LC Van Savage: All the world’s a stage, and I’m afraid of it
A good friend of mine named Ann, a woman with absolutely blasting enthusiasm — a woman for whom the glass is not half full but is gushing liquid out of the top and all over the world — asked me if I’d be interested in “going on the road” with her. I would read my […]
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Inside New Gloucester: Sept. 22
Tess Gerritsen to preview her new book Bestselling author of the “Rizzoli and Isles” series Tess Gerritsen will speak about her upcoming novel, “The Spy Coast,” at the New Gloucester Public Library at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 26. The book comes out in November and revolves around a retired CIA operative in small-town Maine who […]
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Newly completed townhomes in Falmouth epitomize modern sophistication
$699,000 per unit | 32 Brook Road, Units 1 & 2, Falmouth | Open house on Sunday, Sep. 24
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Commentary: Trump is rotten but shouldn’t be kicked off the ballot
If people don’t want him back in the White House, it’s simple: Don’t vote for him.
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Letter to the editor: Tuberville’s interference is a disgrace
I am outraged that through the actions of a single U.S. senator, Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, our military readiness and strength are being undermined. This radical politician has arbitrarily blocked personnel advancements for reasons that could be addressed by arbitration and compromise. Tuberville is singularly weakening our military leadership and readiness. He is responsible for […]
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