Why Maine property tax laws need to change As a widow living in Brunswick for over 50 years, I live in fear of the current revaluation. The property purchased for $26,000 will likely be assessed a $1 million-plus. Even with an addition we added to the original winterized cottage, we spent nowhere near that. Yet, […]
2025
Opinion: True colors of Trump administration are about to be revealed
The next few years will put our imperfect union to the test.
Opinion: Sen. Collins must reject flawed national security nominees
The senator needs to join a group of distinguished Maine predecessors in taking a principled stand.
Smart shortcuts coax big flavor out of a speedy chickpea noodle soup
The soup, a take on a Julia Turshen recipe, relies on a potent store-bought seasoning base — and a finish of raw garlic and herbs.
Letter: Trump’s land grab threats undermine world unity
On Jan. 7, 2025, Donald Trump refused to rule out military coercion against Panama and Greenland. On Canada, Trump postulated, “(G)et rid of that artificially drawn line … (it’s better for national security.” That night, Trump posted an image of the U.S. flag emblazoned across the U.S. and Canada. Does Trump intend to acquire new […]
Bestsellers: ‘The God of the Woods,’ ‘Wintering’
The week’s top-selling fiction and nonfiction books at Longfellow Books in Portland.
Another View: No Mainer should have to sell their home because of rising property taxes
With a couple of simple reforms, the Legislature could ease this pain.
The best ways to cook broccoli, beyond roasting florets
Broccoli is a versatile vegetable that takes well to being eaten raw, steamed, stir-fried and more.
Opinion: Hey, Greenland, Mainers have your back
Forget the headlines. Nobody is buying anybody.
The Maine Millennial: Braced for the second Trump inauguration, reflecting on the first
Participating in the 2017 Women’s March was a very rewarding experience. Today, though, I’m asking: How much good did it do?