Town Council establishes a charter for an affordable housing committee as residents face rising home costs with limited options.
2025
Gorham High School graduate is on pace for international relations
Amelia Olaru will be among 180 seniors receiving diplomas Sunday, June 8.
To the new Mainers in health care, ‘merci’ | Letter
I want to acknowledge the positive impact that the new Mainers are having in providing health care to our communities. My elderly mom recently experienced a fall and subsequently required care at Maine Medical Center, followed by a rehab facility, and now a southern Maine care residence. She has had limited exposure to people of […]
Be patient … Maine will get a summer | Letter
I understand and share everyone’s concern about our recent weather, and I have been making inquiries on the subject. I have been reliably informed that this year we will have 15 minutes of summer — from 11:30 a.m. through 11:45 a.m. on Wednesday, July 2, 2025. You heard it here first. Terence McManus New Sharon
What do restaurants in Greater Portland do when the competition is right next door?
While having a direct competitor across the street may seem too close for comfort, many restaurant owners say the market is roomy enough for both.
Urge Maine’s senators to fight for clean energy tax credits | Letter
On May 22, the House of Representatives passed President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” that included deep cuts to the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) clean energy tax credits. Since the IRA’s passage in 2022, investments in clean energy projects have been made all over Maine. Dozens of companies have created hundreds of Maine jobs, and […]
For a big-flavored weeknight bouillabaisse, set tradition aside
This streamlined seafood stew has the flavor of a great bouillabaisse and takes far less time to make.
Mainers must speak out against Medicaid, SNAP cuts | Letter
These bedrock programs are vital to public health.
Think about what it means to be transgender | Opinion
Far from a “wedge issue,” we’re your neighbors, co-workers and your friends.
Laurel Libby is fighting for Maine girls | Letter
I write in response to the inequity in girls’ sports in Maine. Women have had a very short-lived tenure in competitive sports, especially considering the first Olympics began in ancient Greece. During that short duration women have slowly earned seats on crews, time on the ice, placements in track and field, a turn at bat […]