The water district said all homes now have water a few hours after a leak caused a drop in water pressure.
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Posted inLetters
Reality of universal health care worth examining | Letter
I’m not convinced this is the right way forward.
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Posted inMaine, News, Schools and Education
Despite outcry, UMaine will demolish its oldest building
A campaign to save Crossland Hall focused on its role as a home for the Franco-American Centre, but officials said the building has outlived its useful life.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
In the fight against ICE, Maine’s leaders should take a cue from its organizers | Opinion
What matters now is what we do next.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Seahawks QB Sam Darnold goes from bust to Super Bowl
While the quarterbacks in his draft class have enjoy more success, Darnold is the first one to play for a title.
Posted inLetters
How is Trump managing to maintain his power? | Letter
I don’t understand how a world leader can maintain his power when he takes every opportunity to frame his world view in the language of a juvenile delinquent. A showcase of bad grammar, ill will and sick humor, any time of the day, only serves the aggrandizement of an unstable personality. To be sure, being […]
Posted inMaine, Politics
Maine AG asks to join in support of Minnesota lawsuit against DHS
The Portland City Council is expected to discuss the lawsuit in a meeting Monday night.
Posted inLetters
Trump is damaging America’s reputation and standing | Letter
President Trump says he has to answer only to himself and his morality as to the limits of his authority. He doesn’t feel bound by laws or treaties. He arbitrarily ordered the killing of supposed drug smugglers without providing proof. He unilaterally sent troops into Venezuela. He has shown no remorse for the killing of […]
Posted inBusiness, Food, News
South Portland’s Taj restaurant makes free hot meals a permanent feature
Owner Sai Guntaka set up a stocked food warming cabinet in front of the restaurant.
Posted inMaine, News
ICE has detained more than 200 people in Maine so far, feds say
The Department of Homeland Security said Monday afternoon that some of those arrested had been accused of crimes but did not respond to follow-up questions about their cases.