Journal Tribune Opinion
Women have seen this Trump before
To many women, the Donald Trump who debated Hillary Clinton was painfully familiar. They’ve encountered men like him all their lives: fathers and husbands, boyfriends and brothers, bosses and teachers. Faced with the first woman to win a major party’s presidential nomination, Trump treated her with palpable disdain. He smirked and sneered, erupted and interrupted […]
Election Trump’s to win, Clinton’s to save
Donald Trump is an egomaniac, a racist, a liar, and a cheat, and he has no idea of public affairs or foreign policy. So say his critics and opponents, some of them members of the party that has nominated him for president. The media has uncovered his misdeeds, some of them possibly illegal. If that’s […]
When time folds in on itself, origami-style
I got about a million-and-one “likes” from my Facebook buddies when I announced that I had started grad school. Not surprising, I suppose. The words “grad school” carry a certain weight to them. It’s a phrase that’s bound to impress people, even if you’re headed back to the classroom just to learn the finer points […]
Thanks for making Heritage Day a success
On Sept. 17, the Arundel Historical Society hosted its 4th Annual Heritage Day, and we would now like to take this opportunity to give our thanks to the many people and businesses who made it possible. First, to our sponsors and contributors: Arundel Ford, Arundel Fraternal Order of Eagles 4030, Bentley’s Saloon, Brady Screenprint and […]
Outstanding leadership in Biddeford
Last night, I attended a community forum. Over 100 people were there, and many watched from home. The speakers were open and connected with the audience. The moderator made sure the event focused on the positive. It made me very proud to live in Biddeford. I want to thank the man who put this together. […]
Grohman works for veterans
Just a few words to express my thoughts about Rep. Martin Grohman. He is an outstanding individual whom I have a lot of respect for. Rep. Martin Grohman has been an advocate of veterans. He is an American Legion legislator of the year. He has helped veterans within our post, and has attended several of […]
What’s up in October
This is the first full month of autumn, and it will bring with it a radical transformation of our lush green summer landscape into the dramatic and memorable flaming foliage of fall for which New England is so famous. This is also a great time to get outside under the night sky to experience more […]