PMA to purchase four Free Street properties as part of its ambitious expansion plans.
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Posted inMaine, News
Portland woman dies after being hit by vehicle on Franklin Street
She was running with others when she was hit, police say.
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Posted inLetters
Surveillance cameras leave Lewiston open to liability nightmare | Letter
Lewiston’s ill-conceived experiment with Flock surveillance cameras should conclude at the end of the trial period. Aside from the personal privacy invasions that most city councilors seemed to ignore or willfully misunderstand, there are very practical issues that should make all citizens and law enforcement wary. First is the issue of accountability. It would be […]
Posted inMaine, News
Bridgton town manager reflects on a career in government and plans for the town
Donny Kasprzak, six months into his tenure, outlines his hopes for the town to focus on affordability.
Posted inLetters
Take a stand against homelessness in Maine | Letter
I feel really badly about the fact that so many people are homeless. There’s something very wrong with our society today. The homeless have no voice; someone has to speak for them. How would I or anyone feel if we were in their place? I praise everyone who, together, provides them with food clothing and […]
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A missing piece in Bowdoin College reporting | Letter
Thank you to reporters Dylan Tusinski and Riley Board for their Nov. 16 Sunday Telegram article on how “protests, threats and intense federal scrutiny are changing how college students and professors in Maine and across the U.S. talk about politics.” How this lengthy, featured report failed to mention the long, toxic arms of the American […]
Posted inFood, Life & Culture, Maine, Recipes
Preparing home-cooked meals can be expensive. Here are some ways to save.
Whether it is due to the cost of goods or inability to access benefits, food insecurity is a reality of life for many.
Posted inLife & Culture, Politics
If Graham Platner and President Trump ever have a sit-down, this would be the chair
The U.S. Senate candidate’s grandfather designed an iconic mid-century chair found in museums and movies – and in Trump’s New York office.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Maine knows the cost of war. Our leaders must remember it too. | Opinion
By voting to allow the Trump administration’s strikes in Venezuela to continue, Sen. Susan Collins chose the path of least resistance.
Posted inLetters
Appalled by US strikes of vessels | Letter
I’m appalled by the recent killings of people off the coast of South America by the United States military. The United States government claims the victims were drug traffickers or “narco-terrorists,” but no evidence of that has been shared with the public. Killing people without proof or trial violates American values and international law. No […]