Grab your buckets to harvest town-farmed oysters at boat launches around Brunswick.

With the new school year upon us, parents turn their attention to school clothes, school supplies, and school food. Yes, school food! More than 31 million children rely on school meals for their daily nutrition, which too often consists of highly processed food laden with saturated fat. Not surprisingly, one-third of our children have become […]

If you, or someone you know, is thinking about entering the housing market, keep a watchful eye on mortgage interest rates.

New bus route Brunswick-Portland equals great price. Dear God, is there ever going to be a way to get to the airport? For us in Brunswick, paying $64-$74 one way by taxi for 10 years has been pretty rude. Couldn’t there be a stop at the airport? Just makes me scratch my head. Barbara Mahl […]

Ken Burns’ and Lynn Novick’s fine documentary “The Vietnam War” is being previewed by Maine Public Broadcasting Network around the state. The documentary clips make it clear that the misjudgment and mis-information of the Vietnam War was salvaged in no small part by a media and press that painstakingly rescued the truth. They listened to […]

It turns out the “inconvenient truth” is that no one really cares about global warming or the end of fossil fuel, at least if actions speak louder than words. Great masses of Americans traveled thousand of miles last week bloating their carbon footprints to see the moon cross in front of the sun. An estimated […]

No presidents from Maine, but Rockefeller was close.