Snow will change to sleet and freezing rain creating a sloppy mess Saturday afternoon and evening.
2024
Maine athletes are taking on March Madness. Here’s how to watch.
Three former high school stars from Maine will compete Friday in the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments.
Gordon L. Weil: Israel becomes a partisan issue
Israel is part of America’s political culture. Since its creation in 1948, support for Israel has been constant and bipartisan. But that is now changing. For some, this support might have grown as a reaction to the horrors of the Holocaust. For evangelical Christians, Israel as the Jewish homeland would be an essential element of […]
Just a Little Old: Finding gems along the way
Hurricane Hanks on Anna Maria Island is the kind of place the name suggests: Florida casual, wizened regulars perched on bar stools, waitresses (yes, the term is correct at a place like this) who call you “sweetie” and “hon,” and burgers piled high like a Dagwood sandwich. A “Hey, just relax” vibes permeate the place. […]
Opinion: The stories that ‘Oppenheimer’ didn’t tell
If Oppenheimer’s security clearance story was not fully told in the film, the harrowing story of another group of nuclear victims was completely left out.
Opinion: Legislature must fully fund the Maine Climate Corps
Already, the Maine Climate Corps has accomplished a lot with minimal funds. We can’t stop now.
Opinion: Who is historic preservation for?
The ordinance that stands in the way of the demolition of 142 Free Street by the Portland Museum of Art needs to be made more inclusive.
Letter: Let’s use a simpler system for renewing registrations
I am responding to the March 15 front-page article, “Portland is now ticketing cars with expired registrations.” I moved to Maine from Connecticut in July 2014. One of the first things on my to-do list was to register my car here, which I did. The following year, I did not realize that my registration had […]
Letter: Bayside is suffering – again
Poverty and homelessness continue to afflict residents of the city’s poorest neighborhood. We must do better.
Letter: Who is defining the right to bear arms?
Hand grenades are arms to be carried; so are bayonets, poison gas canisters, shivs, flamethrowers, etc. Must we put up with those on our streets or in our homes? Our Constitution (if we want to read it that way) lets us carry those things around and, if we are scared and angry, use them. Our […]
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