It is with shock and anger that I read the article “Alabama profits off prisoners who work at McDonald’s but deems them too dangerous for parole,” released Dec. 20 by the AP. How is it that corporations such as Burger King, Best Western, Bama and Budweiser not only have prisoners working for them, but at […]
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Maine winter recreation faces uncertain future
As climate change has gradually warmed Maine winters, symptoms of the issue have become more visible.
Letter: Carter’s legacy of faith in action
What would our present imperfect and fragile world look like now if it were not for the legacy of President Jimmy Carter? This humble, quiet man: • created the Department of Education. • bolstered the Social Security system. • appointed record numbers of minorities to government jobs and federal judicial positions. • choreographed the Camp […]
Opinion: Fear of change is at the heart of our nation’s divisions
Opportunities abound, however, for those willing to embrace that change.
Letter: Condescension is hurting Democrats
Rereading the Dec. 7 letter from Steve Pritz (“Propaganda’s played a role in Trump’s election“) drives me to finally respond to the constant stream of letters being written by distraught Democrats, who continually attack the intelligence of people who voted for Donald Trump. Steve may question our judgment, but he should refrain from questioning our […]
Our View: A further sorry twist to Brunswick foam leak
The shipping of the toxic substance to sites in disadvantaged communities thousands of miles from Maine should give us all pause.
Opinion: Social media drives eating disorders
Even though I grew up in a small town in Maine, my unhealthy obsession with food began on TikTok.
10 climate books to add to your reading list
Move over murder mysteries and romance novels. Here are some books for climate nerds and the climate-curious alike.
The Wrap: Mainely Provisions comes to Westbrook, chef Matt Ginn leaves Prentice Hospitality
Supper Club dinners resume at Flanagan Farms in Buxton.
Obituary: Ann Marie Albert
SCARBOROUGH – Ann Marie Albert, 80, died Monday, Dec. 22, 2024, after a long illness. She had resided in Assisted Living …