Bath Iron Works’ proposed multiphase project will only create more headaches for city residents.
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Spring is the time for Portland to plan winter warming | Opinion
Maine’s most populous city needs to start having conversations now about next winter’s emergency warming shelters.
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How the Postal Service can get back to being a first-class operation | Douglas Rooks
The digital world, continued service cuts and price increases are ongoing challenges, but there are steps that can be taken to deliver the agency from the brink of disaster.
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Tom Moser stepped up to help Maine workers | Opinion
The renowned furniture maker, who recently passed away at age 90, helped to modernize the state’s workers’ compensation system.
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Maine PERS needs to divest from fossil fuels | Letter
On May 8, a dozen members of Divest Maine protested outside the Maine Public Employee Retirement System (PERS) building in Augusta (the Maine employee pension plan). Divest Maine is a consortium of environmental groups that is asking Maine PERS to obey the law that Maine passed in 2021, to divest from fossil fuels. There is […]
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Review: Seth Rogoff’s ‘The Castle’ picks up where Kafka left off
The dense, enigmatic novel reunites the reader with the fictional translator Sy Kirschbaum as he arrives in the village of Z.
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Portside’s Open House Weekend expands across New England with over 75 homes, 3 states and endless possibility
This year’s Open House Weekend reflects Portside’s continued dedication to equity in housing.
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Jack White, Billy Idol, Shania Twain coming to Maine stages this summer
Other pop music or comedy acts coming to the state this summer include Lord Huron, Joan Jett, St. Vincent, Vampire Weekend and John Mulaney
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EqualityMaine’s 40th anniversary gala was a rainbow of emotions
EqualityMaine, a nonprofit dedicated to creating a fair and just society for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer Mainers, celebrated its 40th anniversary April 26 at Brick South on Thompson’s Point. Picking a high point of the four-hour gala isn’t easy because there were many. Like when singer-songwriter Cidny Bullens — who was Cindy Bullens […]
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Summer shows include multiple exhibitions viewing nature through 2 artists’ work
Artists Nicole Wittenberg and Ann Craven have several shows through the summer at museums in Rockland, Ogunquit, Brunswick and Portland.