Members of the Bath Marine Draftsmen’s Association voted to adopt a new contract Saturday.
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Columnist was exactly right on Iran war | Letter
Victoria Hugo-Vidal’s March 15 column, “Wasting money and killing children, for what?” was one of the best explorations of the president’s war on Iran I have read. Both empathetic and angry, it wasted no time with the disclaimers that are too often included in condemnations of the decision to take our country to war. It […]
What to look for when watching migration of blue jays
Blue jays are always here, but the ones you see at different times of the year are likely not the same.
Thousands of Mainers rally during 3rd round of ‘No Kings’ protests
Demonstrations against the Trump administration took place Saturday in Portland, Lewiston-Auburn, Augusta, Waterville and dozens of other locations across Maine.
Impressed and reassured by Hannah Pingree | Letter
I recently met Hannah Pingree, candidate for governor, at a meet and greet in Portland. I came away thinking: “How could you have a more sincere, trustworthy, service-oriented candidate than Hannah?” She spoke at length on issues confronting Mainers. She has an impressive track record, 25 years of addressing the issues we all face here: affordable […]
Social safety net stresses are nothing new | Letter
Victoria Hugo-Vidal (“America’s number crunchers confirm what my generation already knows,” March 22) seems to believe that the federal government is only now beginning to recognize the financial stresses on the Social Security and Medicare systems. Is she so inwardly focused that she has not been aware that the trustees of these systems have been […]
Cooper Flagg scores 24 as Mavericks snap five-game skid
Flagg adds four steals for Dallas, which had dropped seven of its last last games on the road.
Maine native JP Estrella reaches men’s basketball Elite Eight with Tennessee
The former South Portland star has six points and four rebounds to help the Volunteers beat Iowa State.
South Portland officials can no longer ignore what’s in the air | Opinion
We may not be able to move neighborhoods away from the city’s chemical tanks, but we can refuse to march more people into danger.
MSAD 51 wage disparities raise serious questions | Letter
Recent decisions by the MSAD 51 school board raise a simple question: What, exactly, is being rewarded? At its latest meeting, the board approved raises for administrators while educational technicians and support staff remain without a contract after months of negotiations. These same staff members are already paid less than their peers in neighboring districts […]