The Naples diner has so many homemade options, including Greek pizza with an option to go gluten-free.
March 2020
Posted inDo This, Maine Street
Things to do: Chase a waterfall and enjoy virtual experiences
Jewel Falls in Portland makes for a lovely hike, and Quarantine Karaoke will help you release your inner rock star.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment, Do This
Face the Music: In surge of creativity, Cape Elizabeth musician pens ‘No Corona’
Singer-songwriter Jeff Badger wrote the song in a night.
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Douglas Rooks: Crafting our collective plan for survival
Almost as soon as the coronavirus pandemic reached these shores, people started predicting what would happen after it was over. It’s human nature to abhor uncertainty, whether it’s the outcome of the next election, on one end of the scale, to whether we can survive global warming, on the other. Even so, some predictions were […]
Posted inBicentennial, Local & State, News
On this date in Maine history: March 30
March 30, 1937: The Maine Legislature adopts Roger Vinton Snow’s “State of Maine Song” as the official state song. Snow (1890-1953), a probate and corporate lawyer and frequent moderator of Falmouth town meetings, submitted the song for a 1931 competition sponsored by the Maine Publicity Bureau, which he won. Cressey and Allen, of Portland, published the […]
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
State treasurer: Maine is ready to meet COVID-19’s economic challenge
The state will use all its financial tools to ease the disruption caused by a global pandemic.
Posted inBusiness, Health, Local & State, News
Need a plumber? Make sure it’s an emergency
Service contractors in Maine such as plumbers, electricians and heating specialists are still available for urgent repairs, but nothing else.
Posted inTimes Record Opinion
Allison Hepler: A caring community in the time of coronavirus
Ever since COVID-19 arrived in Maine, it seems our lives are changing by the day. Every one of us is making changes to help protect public health. Some of those changes leave us uneasy, but what has brought me comfort in this time is seeing the creativity and kindness of our friends and neighbors. We […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the Editor: Early childhood educators put in a tough spot
I have a message for early educators and leaders in Maine’s child care programs, You are seen. You are heard. In a matter of 24 hours you were slapped in the face with unprecedented circumstances and decisions you were not prepared to make. You were told to practice social distancing. You were told we need […]
Posted inLetters
Letter to the Editor: Maine children will eat thanks to leaders’ action
When the schools closed, thousands of children would have lost their meals, but state leaders stepped up.
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