Abortion rights activists say the centers circulated misinformation about ‘abortion pill reversals’ not supported by studies.
2025
Opinion: LA fires expose the folly of consumer culture
If it can all go away overnight, should it not be easier for us to let go of?
Letter: Yes, wildfire could rip through Maine
The chance of devastating fires erupting here in dry coastal Maine is very real. It happened in 1947. I see tinder everywhere in our Brunswick neighborhood. Despite calling itself a “Tree City, USA,” there is little management of leaves, brush or trees growing into street sightlines (do-it-yourself or not). Emails to city departments suggest each […]
Letter: There’s nothing wrong with giving back
In response to William Vaughan Jr.’s Jan. 14 letter (“Op-ed wrongly asked us to ‘give back’“), I see nothing wrong with being asked to show gratitude for the many benefits we have received as members of the social compact. Vaughan’s objection is based on his mistaken belief that “most of us have not taken from […]
Opinion: Trump leads U.S. into a new era, like it or not
The president is riding a wave of anti-liberal sentiment around the world. Democrats would be wise to adjust.
Letter: Confirm Trump’s nominees and let’s move on
President Donald Trump’s campaign made key promises to Mainers, including securing the border, restoring American energy dominance, reducing inflation, cutting wasteful spending and exposing the need for big changes. For these goals to become a reality, President Trump needs a strong Cabinet that is capable of executing his priorities for the American people. All his […]
North Yarmouth maps open space with eye toward conservation
The Open Space Planning Committee will inventory existing protected land and create a plan to ensure open space within North Yarmouth remains for future generations.
Opinion: What canvassing in Maine’s 2nd District told me about America
Our decline as the world’s economic and military superpower is undeniable. Time to get real.
Letter: Republicans fiddle while California burns
The Republican Congress is compounding residents’ suffering by withholding wildfire aid for partisan reasons.
Decades after a young bride first tasted curried lamb, she still enjoys it
Kathy Larkin’s new husband was stationed in Scotland. The couple lived there for 3 years, returning to Maine with memories, recipes and a new baby.