As an aging Portland sewer system dumps into the ocean, a lounge in Rockland gets a makeover.
commentary
Leonard Pitts: Impressive wave of female candidates is good for the gender, and all of us
Disrespected and denied power for too long, they turn their anger into action that could be a game-changer for the country.
Maine Voices: Repeal of ‘net neutrality’ encourages investment, expanded rural service
Title II regulations imposed under former President Obama hindered internet access, innovation and market competition.
Kathleen Parker: ‘Fake news’ becomes the car alarm of Trump’s administration
Trump strikes a defensive pose every time a story reveals something that could seem incriminating.
York Rep. Blume: We need new technology to keep Maine Turnpike safe
All-electronic tolling is safer, has less impact on the environment and is less expensive to build and operate.
Maine Voices: Federal proposal to let restaurant owners disburse tips is unfair, absurd
Workers are paid too little as it is. The One Fair Wage system already in place in 7 states works better.
Maine Voices: Portland Adult Education students need a ride to get to class
People have dipped into their paychecks and hearts to support those who are building new lives here.
Commentary: In California abuse case, were neighbors unobservant or just turning a blind eye?
No one spoke up about the Turpin family’s questionable behavior – for decades. Why?
Jim Fossel: Democrats, DACA, and an unnecessary shutdown
Holding government funding hostage to pursue legislative victories is a misuse of power.
Maine Observer: Gift for biscuit lady is food for thought
A soup kitchen volunteer is bowled over by a hungry man’s response.