The Unitarian Universalist Church of Brunswick is hosting its Annual Vigil of Remembrance for victims of gun violence at 2 p.m. Saturday at the church (1 Middle St.). The church has been having these vigils since 2012 in response to the Sandy Hook School shootings in Newtown, Connecticut. “Regrettably, it is still necessary for us […]
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About those empty seats at Christmas
Some years, families are blessed to initiate festive new Christmas traditions. Other years, the new tradition is a solemn acquiescence to “the new normal.” The Tyrees fall into the latter category this year. That’s because my mother passed away exactly two months before Christmas, having shared her wit and wisdom with the world for 97-and-a-half […]
Letter to the editor: A tale of two cities?
A tale of two cities? In a letter to the editor on Dec. 6, Mr. Mishler writes about holiday gifts that people want but can not afford. Essentially, his piece is a convoluted tale to express his contempt for the president-elect. He probably thinks he is preaching to the choir as liberal progressive policies dominate […]
Gordon L. Weil: Take Trump’s tariffs seriously
Many years ago, I found myself in the middle of an international war. As tough as each side was, I was fortunate that the ammunition was not bullets. It was chickens. The U.S. was the major supplier of chickens to Europe, but the organization now called the EU or European Union wanted to promote its […]
Beauty products draw from the bounty of Maine’s seas
I have to admit that the idea for this week’s column comes from watching “Buy It Now,” a new show about competitors pitching their products in hopes for a spot in Amazon’s “Buy It Now” shop, with my teenage girls. One of the products pitched was a line of skin care products that included marine […]
One of Maine’s ‘founding fathers’ built an empire on the Midcoast
Before Maine gained its statehood, one Midcoast resident built a fortune before becoming one of the state’s founders and its first governor.
A Brunswick family’s desperate hunt for housing as temperatures drop
James Olson has been searching for housing as his deadline to move out nears, but without much luck.
Yarmouth man killed in Brunswick crash
The crash involving a pickup truck and SUV happened late Wednesday morning on Pleasant Hill Road.
Guest column: Trade, tariffs, carbon and Trump
Trade, tariffs and carbon pricing may not make for intriguing conversation around the holiday dinner table, but they are increasingly important topics as nations wrestle with reducing climate warming emissions. The next Trump administration — even without climate policy as a priority — could see tariffs based on foreign greenhouse gas emissions as a way […]
Studio Theatre of Bath suits up for its adults-only Twisted Christmas
The local theater is putting on an adults-only comedy, music, dance and improv show with a twist on classic Christmas themes to close out the year.
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