Cole Alexander has a hat trick in the Bobcats’ victory.
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Football notebook: Brunswick returns to field while Mt. Ararat looks to bounce back from defeat
Acting Dragons coach Nate Brunette points to positives in loss at Skowhegan; Eagles will try to fix mistakes.
Reagan: Sticking with my father on John Hinckley
News that a federal judge had approved the unconditional release of John Hinckley Jr. next June set my phone to ringing furiously earlier this week. Journalists naturally wanted to know what I thought about the decision to let Hinckley go free after serving nearly 40 years in a mental hospital for trying to assassinate my […]
Carl Golden: Joe Biden versus the press
The White House press corps is in a snit again because President Biden, who many reporters openly cheered on in last year’s election, has stiffed them repeatedly, refusing to answer their questions and – most recently – and tossing them unceremoniously out of the Oval Office. Indignant, the White House Correspondents Association filed a protest […]
Commentary: Americans are in a mental health crisis – especially African Americans. Can churches help?
Centuries of systemic racism and everyday discrimination in the U.S. have left a major mental health burden on African American communities, and the past few years have dealt especially heavy blows. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate that Black Americans are twice as likely to die of COVID-19, compared with white […]
Local roundup: Mt. Ararat girls soccer picks up win over Lewiston
Islah Godo, Elena Willis tally goals for Eagles.
Football: Cheverus outlasts Mt. Ararat
Stags erase halftime deficit to pull out crucial eight-man large South victory.
Dick Polman: Are Dems going to get their act together or what?
Back when my kids were little and I was always schlepping them hither and yon, they’d squabble in the back seat at ever-increasing decibels until I would inevitably unleash my most fervent Dad-ism: “I don’t care who started it, just knock it off!” Well, Dad is even more pissed these days at the House and […]
David Treadwell: On a ‘Just a Little Old’ marriage
“What’d you do, go to Bowdoin or something?” Those are the first words I heard from the woman with whom I recently celebrated 32 years of marriage. At the time, I was coaching a Little League baseball team in Cockeysille Maryland, and my two sons and Tina’s older son were on the team. I was […]
Commentary: Why charter schools are not as ‘public’ as they claim to be
Proponents of charter schools insist that they are public schools “open to all students.” But the truth is more nuanced. As an education policy researcher – and as author of a new book about charter schools I wrote with fellow researcher Wagma Mommandi – I have discovered that charter schools are not as accessible to […]