Emma Hughes is all about pointing out the good in the world.
August 2024
Posted inLetters
Letter: Maine’s utilities must not be allowed to operate in the shadows
Iberdrola’s bid to take Central Maine Power’s parent corporation private requires plenty of sunlight.
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Posted inLetters
Letter: Bring on the PMA’s expansion
As a regular visitor and member to the Portland Museum of Art, there is a rhythm and routine to my adventures. First, check out the new exhibit, this time Jeremy Frey’s “Woven” exhibition. Next, visit the Rodin sculpture, and the Jamie Wyeth on loan on the third floor. Then wander the treasures of the permanent […]
Posted inDo This
Portland Park(ing) Day set for Sept. 20
Parking spots in downtown Portland become inviting spots to sit and relax.
Posted inKennebunk Post
Community News – New season of Newcomers and Neighbors begins
New season of Newcomers and Neighbors begins Newcomers and Neighbors of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, and Arundel invites the community to its first monthly meeting of the 2024-25 season called, Curtain Up!. According to the club, those interested in local theater “will enjoy our special guests.” The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 5, at the Community […]
Posted inAuto Racing, Sports
Watch: Jeff Taylor, Bubba Pollard and DJ Shaw after 51st Oxford 250
Podium finishers discuss Sunday’s big race at Oxford Plains Speedway
Posted inAuto Racing, Sports
Results of the 51st Oxford 250
Farmington’s Jeff Taylor takes first ahead of Bubba Pollard and DJ Shaw.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Maye makes one last bid for Week 1 starting role with Patriots
Rookie QB Drake Maye continues to show his improvement, while presumptive starter Jacoby Brissett leaves with an injury in a 20-10 loss to Washington.
Posted inAuto Racing, Sports
Oxford 250: Jeff Taylor goes the distance, wins for the first time
The Farmington driver, one of the best to race at Oxford Plains Speedway, chases down DJ Shaw then holds off 2018 champ Bubba Pollard.
Posted inHealth, New England
Deadly mosquito virus has Massachusetts towns urging people to stay in at night
The spread is rare, but serious: about 30% of people with the virus die, and many survivors have ongoing neurological problems.