President Biden on Sept. 9 unveiled his revamped strategy to confront the pandemic, outlining an approach that focuses heavily on attempting to reduce the number of unvaccinated Americans. The new plan comes at a crucial time. The delta variant continues to spread in states across America. The virus is currently taking more than 1,500 lives […]
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Commentary: Jim Crow tactics reborn in Texas abortion law, deputizing citizens to enforce legally suspect provisions
The new Texas law that bans most abortions uses a method employed by Texas and other states to enforce racist Jim Crow laws in the 19th and 20th centuries that aimed to disenfranchise African Americans. Rather than giving state officials, such as the police, the power to enforce the law, the Texas law instead allows […]
Letters: CMP corridor ads misleading; Brunswick BBQ leaves bad taste
CMP corridor ads misleading Though disgusting, it’s not surprising that CMP’s new PAC, Mainers For Fair Laws, is spending over $300,000 on deceptive TV ads in its desperation to convince Maine voters that it is in their best interest to reject Question 1 in November. Interestingly, this new organization is tackling the issue by attempting […]
Field hockey: Morse and Mt. Ararat play to draw in first of two games this season
Mt. Ararat’s Lily Kosloski and Morse’s Dylan Barr have goals in tie game.
Football notebook: After cancellations, Morse and Camden Hills schedule game on the fly
Shipbuilders and Windjammers had open date after opponents canceled because of COVID safety concerns.
Who is Mullah Hasan Akhund? What does the Taliban’s choice of interim prime minister mean for Afghanistan?
The Taliban announced on Sept. 7, 2021, that Mullah Hasan Akhund has been appointed interim prime minister of Afghanistan. The decision comes more than two weeks after the militant Islamist group seized control of much of the country, including the capital, Kabul. The Conversation asked Ali A. Olomi, a historian of the Middle East and […]
Guest column: Spokesperson doesn’t tell the whole story about CMP corridor
Recently, Lyn St-Laurent, the spokesperson for Hydro-Quebec, was interviewed on a Maine radio station to promote the CMP Corridor and cast doubt on Question 1, a referendum initiated by more than 80,000 Maine voters. As a representative of a foreign government-owned company, her comments were filled with half-truths and highly misleading. Not once did she […]
Football: Brunswick gets it going, rushes past Brewer
Dragons bounce back from Week 1 loss with convincing victory in home opener.
Local roundup: Brunswick boys soccer slips past Edward Little
Gus Silverman and Ian Clendening each score a goal to lift the Dragons to the victory.
Football: Postponements and cancellations shake up Week 2 slate
Wet field conditions, COVID troubles common causes of games being moved to other days or called off.