The species of rabbits is common in the eastern United States but historically never reached New England.
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Luke Marsanskis repeats as Beach to Beacon Maine men’s winner
The Cumberland native finishes in 29:27, beating out Portland’s Colin Cernik (29:40).
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From the dreams of Dr. King to the nightmare that is Donald Trump | Opinion
As the anniversary of King’s immortal speech on the National Mall approaches, it’s on us to pursue his vision for America.
Posted inLetters
When you’re protecting something as valuable as the vote, identity matters | Letter
As a veteran who proudly served this country for 16 years, I took an oath to defend the Constitution. A sacred right enshrined in that document is the right to vote, which countless Americans have fought and died to protect. Supporting the implementation of voter ID laws in Maine shouldn’t be a debate, because identity […]
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Elite runners aren’t the face of Beach to Beacon 10K
The recreational runners who fill the field every year are the lifeblood of the annual event.
Posted inBeach to Beacon, Sports
Conner Mantz sets course record at Beach to Beacon 10K
The Utah native becomes the first American man to win the race since 2016; Australian Izzy Batt Doyle wins the women’s race.
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Inspired by report on Lewiston homeless shelter | Letter
The volunteers at the St. Martin de Porres homeless shelter in Lewiston deserve praise for stepping up and pitching in.
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Live Nation could be a death knell for Portland | Opinion
I hope our city won’t become a victim of ‘success.’
Posted inLetters
Another reason Chick-fil-A won’t work on Maine Turnpike | Letter
In addition to the reasons stated in Douglas Volk’s July 29 op-ed (“Chick-fil-A has no place on the Maine Turnpike“), I’d like to include my reason for opposing the addition of Chick-fil-A franchises on the Maine Turnpike. On a recent trip through upstate New York my husband and I found that the Chick-fil-A franchises at […]
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What is American Eagle really selling? | Letter
American Eagle’s new campaign with Sydney Sweeney has sparked plenty of debate — mostly focused on its “genes/jeans” wordplay and whether it sends racially coded messages. But in all this noise, one of the most obvious elements is being completely overlooked: This campaign is selling Sweeney’s body. It’s no secret that Sweeney’s figure has been […]