Collins, Golden with differing approaches to deadlock
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Letters: Brunswick council needs to back mask mandate with solid science; Do your homework when picking a senior living facility
Brunswick council needs to back mask mandate with solid science A thank you to Alex Armstrong for his Tuesday, Jan. 11 commentary regarding the newest Brunswick mask mandate (“Brunswick business owners should not have had mask mandate thrust upon them”). I have attended numerous council meetings in the past where the council would not allow […]
Local roundup: Boothbay boys basketball edges Telstar for win
Connor Wenners leads Seahawks with 12 points.
The Maine Idea: Irish peace could have strange consequences
When he was traveling the world, for his law firm and as an informal world ambassador, George Mitchell often spoke of the commonalities he found in people on all continents, among all religions, nationalities and ethnicities. Parents want the same things for their children, he said: a good education, health care, good jobs – and […]
Tom Purcell: Reshaping America’s battle of the bulge
An anti-diet movement is afoot? Where can I sign up! According to the Wall Street Journal, more people are taking a more reasonable approach to dieting that lets them be healthy while staying at their non-skinny weight. The WSJ article features people who tried a variety of different diets over the years only to put […]
Local roundup: Wiscasset girls basketball falls to Madison
Belle Orr scores seven points for Wolverines in loss.
Elwood Watson: Sidney Poitier’s class, wit and dignity
The incomparable Sidney Poitier departed this Earth last week, and it’s virtually impossible to detail the impact he had on both the film world and society in general. When Poitier was awarded an honorary Oscar at the 2002 annual Academy Awards for his monumental contributions to the film industry, he reveled in such an honor […]
Commentary: Lurking behind lackluster jobs gain are a stagnating labor market and the threat of omicron
The first U.S. jobs report of 2022 showed continued – if lackluster – growth. But perhaps of greater significance for the economic year ahead are two factors that lurked behind the headline unemployment rate: a stagnating labor pool and the impact of omicron. First, the good news. The economy did add jobs in December, 199,000 […]
Guest column: Brunswick business owners should not have had mask mandate thrust upon them
I’m writing this piece in response to the mask mandate recently passed here in Brunswick. I attended the Town Council meeting in its entirety. I gave my own argument against the mandate, along with several other people in the room, and more who attended virtually. Personally, I feel that the council made up its mind […]
Letter: Civility in Brunswick in the time of COVID
In this time where polarized viewpoints rule the day and deter the advancement of much-needed legislation, the newly configured Brunswick Town Council functioned like a well-oiled machine on Jan. 6. Taking up the motion to approve a temporary mask mandate for indoor public spaces, councilors weighed in thoughtfully, expressed the evolution of their thinking and […]
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