Well, they want to double the price of a single passenger ticket to Peaks Island from $7 to $14 during the peak summer season. Common sense and good business practices say you should gradually raise prices over time to be decent to your customers. But if you have a social engineering purpose in mind that […]
2024
Letter: Biden needs to modernize his foreign policy stance
President Biden’s State of the Union address was far better than previous performances I’ve seen from him. It was far more vigorous and far less gooey than I anticipated, and may have improved his chances for November. He did a good job showing how and why Donald Trump would be far worse, he stopped the […]
‘Nite Show’ taping, pan-Latin music, and podcaster Kirk Minihane
See a documentary about Portland’s Deering neighborhood on Thursday.
Letter: Support gun safety laws to avert repeat of Lewiston tragedy
It’s unsettling that the South Portland teenager accused of planning a school shooting was inspired by the murderers behind the Columbine massacre. It prompts the question: What is Maine doing now to prevent disturbed inspiration from the mass shooting in Lewiston? Respectfully, I believe Mainers should call and write Gov. Mills and state representatives to […]
Three lagers to try at Argenta Brewing Co.’s Bayside saloon
Served in hefty seidels, the new brewery’s moderate-ABV beers come in many forms.
Leap into spring with these 11 events
Celebrate May Day, get tickets to the Sea Dogs, explore the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, and more.
Lizzie No to play Space, new shows coming to State Theatre, and more upcoming concerts
Tickets recently went on sale for Hatebreed, The Used and Sammy Rae & The Friends at the State.
Why ‘Femme’ isn’t your typical message movie
Showing at Space next week, the film tells the story of a drag queen who seeks revenge on his assailant.
Slugger spills the details of his pregame ritual – and more
The newly minted member of the Mascot Hall of Fame answered our questions before the start of the Sea Dogs season.
Letter: Achievement needs to come first in classrooms
Academic rigor has been forfeited to other priorities by Portland’s school board. It’s time to change that dynamic.