As briefly as I can, I want to address something before we dive into this week’s column on stickiness. I received some direct feedback on last week’s column about the need to be willing to change when selecting new leaders. The genesis of the column is because four local leaders in the three weeks notified […]
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Brunswick recreation area named in honor of family that led others to freedom
The town-owned land will be named after the Heustons, a farming family from East Brunswick who were active in the Underground Railroad.
Evenings of art, movement and music at the Chocolate Church
Poetry, dance theater, and Donna the Buffalo take the stage in Bath next week.
What our coastal sailboats tell us about our history
Last week, I wrote about two things that often pique my interest — place names and floating vessels. I could fill many more columns to come with variations on each of those themes and also how they often intersect. So, on that theme, or perhaps both of them, I am following up on my column […]
Harpswell sets referendum questions for November ballot
The Harpswell Select Board voted 3-0 on Thursday, Sept. 4, to send four local referendum questions to voters on a Nov. 4 ballot. One measure asks voters to adopt a new comprehensive plan as recommended by the Comprehensive Plan Task Force. If approved, it would replace a plan adopted in March 2005 and amended in 2006 […]
6 handy iPhone clock tips from BoomerTECH
We all know the iPhone’s clock app is great for setting a morning alarm, but did you know it can do so much more? For those who appreciate a good, simple trick or two, these “hidden gems” can be real game-changers. BoomerTECH Guides Ed, Jill and Chris are here to show you a few smart […]
Bath’s ‘Spirit of the Sea’ statue returns to Library Park
Repairs to the foundation of the park’s fountain, on which the historic statue stands, are in the final phases.
This past president started as a slacker at Bowdoin College
Franklin Pierce got into a bunch of trouble during his early years at Bowdoin.
Maine State Ballet opens season with ‘The Magic Toyshop’ and ‘The Highlands’
Maine State Ballet’s new season kicks off with the world premiere of Linda MacArthur Miele’s “The Highlands” and the return of the charming favorite “The Magic Toyshop.” This season-opening program promises to captivate audiences of all ages, from longtime ballet enthusiasts to first-time theatergoers. The evening begins in the rolling hills, blooming heather and open skies of Scotland […]
Sen. Collins, time to bow out gracefully | David Treadwell
Sen. Susan Collins, I’m sure you’ve heard that President Donald J. Trump, the head of your party, recently referred to the whole Epstein files saga as “a hoax.” Do you think it is a hoax? Do you believe Trump or do you believe the victims of Epstein’s sex trafficking ring? Are you on the side […]