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David Shribman: The thing about turning points

WELLS, Maine — With almost no attention, and surely no grand commemoration, Maine this summer marked an important American anniversary that, despite its unheralded nature, provided one of the more vital, and less well-known, turning points in the nation’s history. It was 200 years ago this summer that, by a margin of 9,959 votes, residents of […]

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Gary Welton: Intentional dementia

During Mother’s last few months, conversations were extremely difficult to follow because her mind seamlessly switched from one decade to another. Isaac Singer writes, “Sometimes she’d tangle one story with another and couldn’t find her way out” (In My Father’s Court). Within one statement, she would toggle between viewing me as a teenager in the […]

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Saco Food Pantry thanks generous supporters

Editor, “You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you.” ― John Bunyan The Saco Food Pantry thanks the following individuals, businesses and non-profits for their support: Ron and Rachel Bolduc, Thomas and Betty Bouchard, Karen Carey, Casella Waste Systems, Citizens for Saco Education, Burnadette Coulombe, James […]

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Erich Reimer: What’s the future of cryptocurrency?

Cryptocurrency has taken public imagination by storm the past two years as its exchange rates with fiat currencies have fluctuated immensely, increased mechanisms for its purchase and usage have been adopted, and governments have taken increasing interest in its activity and potential regulation. While far from its late-2017/early-2018 highs, Bitcoin retains a total market capitalization for its […]