Black, Latinex and immigrant patients may be less likely to confide in doctors who have to enforce the criminalization of reproductive rights.
June 2022
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Attack gun violence at the source
Water is filling the sink! Quick, what’s the first thing to do? Turn off the source of water! Bullets are killing our children! Quick, what’s the first thing to do: Turn off the source of bullets! Members of a well-regulated militia are not killing our children. Members of the general public, with unlimited access to […]
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Posted inOpinion
Another View: Uvalde teaches us about policing in America
We need to rethink the bargain we make with the people who sign up to run toward the sound of gunfire.
Posted inBusiness, News
Town Landing Market in Falmouth-Foreside has been sold
Big Tree Hospitality, owner of Eventide Oyster Co., will run the century-old market.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Buy utilities? Guess who pays for that
Nobody needs the cost of buying two utilities added to their electric bills.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
The humble Farmer: To access health care, you need the help of a smart cookie
Keeping track of multiple prescriptions and voluminous forms is more than a one-person job.
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Crossing guard’s mom thanks the community
Thank you for the recent article about our son, Dan Lowe, who was named Maine’s School Crossing Guard of the year. We couldn’t be prouder. And thank you to the parents who made this so special. We’re grateful to the AIM program for supporting Dan. But contrary to the article, the staff at South Portland […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Local & State
USM conductor hopes Carnegie Hall concert will draw attention to school’s talent
Nicholas Dosman will lead a group of 45 students, along with dozens more from community choruses in Portland and South Berwick, in a performance Saturday at the famed New York City venue.
Posted inTimes Record
After 2 years in a pandemic, Wiscasset seniors make it to graduation day
Wiscasset High School 2022 graduates celebrated at a ceremony at Wiscasset Speedway.
Posted inTimes Record
Man charged with setting fire that heavily damaged Bath elementary school
Allan Thomas Vigil, 30, of Bath was charged with burglary and arson in connection with the fire at Dike Newell School.