Rebecca Miller gives a housefly a leading role, and Jacob handles it well.
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Book Review: That fly on a wall has a racy, droll voice
Rebecca Miller gives a housefly a leading role, and Jacob handles it well.
Maine’s dairy farms in twilight
The state’s dwindling milk producers toil every day in operations that are particularly fraught with financial uncertainty. Is it any wonder some are closing the barn doors for good?
Bill to extend St. Patrick’s Day bar hours caught in LePage limbo
The bill, and at least five others, is ensnared in a political standoff initiated by the governor, who has vowed to veto any bill that crosses his desk if the Legislature doesn’t first pass his plan to repay Maine’s hospitals.
Bill to extend St. Patrick’s Day bar hours caught in LePage limbo
The bill, and at least five others, is ensnared in a political standoff initiated by the governor, who has vowed to veto any bill that crosses his desk if the Legislature doesn’t first pass his plan to repay Maine’s hospitals.
Bill to extend St. Patrick’s Day bar hours caught in LePage limbo
The bill, and at least five others, is ensnared in a political standoff initiated by the governor, who has vowed to veto any bill that crosses his desk if the Legislature doesn’t first pass his plan to repay Maine’s hospitals.
Pygmy goat controversy sparks push for Gardiner ordinance
Gardiner city councilors vote to consider changing city rules to allow small livestock in residential areas.
Westbrook students making inroads on cafeteria waste
WESTBROOK – Inside Westbrook Middle School cafeteria, seventh-graders are hanging around the trash. The students aren’t looking for test answers or love notes. They’re working to reduce the amount of trash from the cafeteria as part of the Chewonki Foundation’s Zero Waste challenge, aimed to eliminate much of the waste that could be recycled, composted […]
Empty houses leave Westbrook in lurch
WESTBROOK – Low-hanging wires, holes big enough for humans and critters and a collapsing foundation make one abandoned home on Church Street an eyesore and safety hazard for the Westbrook neighborhood. According to city Code Enforcement Officer Rick Gouzie, five houses in Westbrook have been abandoned, causing concerns about safety and property values, but there […]
Fundraiser proposed for Westbrook Performing Arts Center
WESTBROOK – The Merrill Auditorium does it, the Portland Expo Center does it, but the Westbrook Performing Arts Center has never considered selling alcohol at events because it’s on school grounds – until now. James Tranchemontagne, owner of the Frog and Turtle restaurant, has proposed putting on a fundraiser to boost the operating budget for […]