The Bangor Daily News and Portland Press Herald recently printed an op-ed by a writer claiming she favors enthusiasm over experience in her picks for employment. She extends her logic to include picking the completely inexperienced Graham Platner over experienced Sen. Susan Collins for Senate. Heck’s practice in employment choices may seem to make perfect sense, but […]
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Posted inTimes Record
How even the smallest underwater animals brace for winter
With the lovely blanket of snow that we have on the ground, it is fun to see the squirrels and chipmunks making little burrows to keep them insulated and warm. Many animals are busy building nests or storing up food before they hunker down for winter. There are myriad techniques to survive the extended long […]
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Posted inBusiness, Food, Maine, News
Marquis Lounge to take over Sagamore Hill Lounge space
Sagamore Hill, in Portland’s Arts District, is closing after 8 years.
Posted inNews
In need? Alfred food pantry sets holiday distribution schedule | County Report
Drive-through distribution available at First County Food Pantry.
Posted inMaine, News
Free Christmas Eve meal at Buxton church brings people together
“It’s a hard time of year for many people,” Donna Aikins, church meals organizer, said.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education, Times Record
App lets Bath-area parents, schools know where the buses are
The BusRight app lets parents and school staff track the location of buses through mobile phones.
Posted inSports
Cooper Flagg becomes youngest player to score 42 points but laments Mavericks’ overtime loss to Jazz
The Newport native has been playing his best basketball the past few weeks — averaging 25.7 points in the last seven games.
Posted inBusiness, Life & Culture, Maine, News
Holiday decorating is a small business in Maine with big potential
Not just a service for the wealthy, home decorators can reduce stress, enhance your holiday look.
Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
South Portland Middle School field, in need of soil work, should be playable next fall
The school district plans to begin a remediation project in the spring to improve the health of the field, which is still too fragile for organized sports.
Posted inLetters
Sen. Collins’ consistent bipartisan work helps Mainers | Letter
I want to express my sincere appreciation for Sen. Susan Collins’ leadership in securing $38 million in federal home heating assistance for Maine families in need. As temperatures drop and energy costs continue to rise, this support is essential for seniors, low-income households and the many Mainers who rely on LIHEAP to keep their homes […]