I applaud Greg Kesich’s relating the need for a cultural shift on driving similar to the changed attitudes about smoking (The View From Here, March 15). But even that, as great a change as it would be, would barely touch the needed decrease in atmospheric carbon. Yes, it will be part of the solution, but […]
March 2020
Stock your pantry with simple ingredients for quick, budget-friendly soups
Good for now, when we’re at home because of the coronavirus, and good for later, too, when things get back to normal.
Virus sends a nation of restaurant-goers back to the kitchen
All over the country, people who are used to eating prepared food at restaurants or on the go are finding themselves in a strange new place: their kitchen
Letter to the editor: If virus limits are lifted, Trump could be of use
I am so pleased that Donald Trump wants to ease the restrictions placed on us to impede the spread of the coronavirus. I hope Mr. Trump will take advantage of his new freedom by volunteering in a New York City hospital. Perhaps he can use his handkerchief as a face mask. Daniel Harris Brunswick
Bill Nemitz: While others partied on beaches, these Maine kids fired up their computers
A public service announcement, produced by a group of Gorham High School seniors, sends the right message on fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Maine Millennial: Even in a pandemic, still bringing home strays
A drafty old farmhouse becomes a port in a storm for dislocated college students.
Skiing in Maine: What to do when the mountain is closed
Or more accurately, when there is no skiing in Maine. What does an avid skier do when ski resorts have all shut down to prevent the spread of the coronavirus?
Deep Water: ‘Melting,’ by Doug Woody Woodsum
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
Book review: In Tudor times, murder shadows the creation of magical stones
Bianca, the plucky heroine of ‘The Alchemist of Lost Souls,’ tries to unravel the crimes. In doing so, she puts herself in harm’s way.
Art review: Maine’s digital galleries worth surfing
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art leads the way with a digital-only exhibit.