The restaurant, launched by the previous owners of Little Village Bistro in Wiscasset, opened Jan. 28.
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Letter: Maine cigarette tax more than just a budget tool
Gov. Mills’ proposal will also save Mainers’ lives and reduce long-term health care costs.
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Letter: H.L. Mencken’s predictions coming to pass
In his column of Jan. 23 (“Why America often comes up short on presidential greatness“), Douglas Rooks cited the work of English aristocrat James Bryce to explain why “great men” are not chosen to be president. I can’t be the only one who then thought of H.L. Mencken, an American journalist and satirist. In 1920, […]
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Opinion: Maine is prepared for the evolving fight against wildfire
The state is at the forefront of protecting its 17.5 million acres of forest land. It’s a team effort.
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Letter: A slap in the face to Afghan allies
Between 10,000 and 15,000 Afghans, who helped and supported America in our fight against the Taliban, were fully vetted and approved for resettlement in the U.S. and were only awaiting a flight. Many of them have been in hiding from the Taliban since the war ended, fearing for their lives. Now Donald Trump, with a […]
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Why the dream of a starter home in Maine is slipping out of reach
Young people can’t find or afford houses in their communities. Families can’t move out of places they’ve outgrown. The cycle is stuck. Can it be fixed?
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In a new memoir, Jennifer Finney Boylan reflects on gender differences
‘Cleavage,’ a follow-up to the transgender writer’s earlier memoir, tackles important questions with charm and humor.
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Clarence Page: When disaster strikes, Trump’s instinct is to blame DEI
The president’s one-size-fits-all attack reared its ugly head again last week.
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Letter: We all can do our part for the environment
When I go outdoors, on a beautiful day (today is an example — white snow glistening in the sun and the perfect blue sky, birds sharing their melodies to improve our moods), I forget how I take these earthly treasures for granted. I am a boomer and boomers sometimes get a bad rap for not […]
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People and Business: Feb. 5
Hires, promotions, appointments David M. Austin was named a partner at the law firm Verrill. He was formerly a managing partner at Eaton Peabody. Anamika Chaudhari joined Portland Housing Authority as its new director of finance and administration. Her most recent position was controller for Albany International’s advanced materials division. Ryan Foss was hired at […]