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Liberating minds with libraries

Maine’s de facto summer came to an end for school-aged students and their teachers this week. Most are still traumatized by the realization there will be 10 long, cold, dark months of homework, squabbling with boyfriends and/or girlfriends, raking leaves, cleaning gutters, shoveling snow, clearing brush, pulling weeds, taking out trash, and enduring various other […]

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Thumbs up to the long-awaited resolution of the leadership at the Market Basket chain of grocery stores. Although the first Maine store opened in Biddeford just a year ago, the impact was felt far beyond the city’s borders here in southern Maine. This was apparent from the many customers who were happy to return to […]

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Sunday lunch, Monday blues

It’s Sunday in Spain and time for lunch. The small town of Riofrio, about an hour from the Mediterranean coast, is famous for the trout that are raised here in large concrete ponds. Families from all over Andalusia crowd into a dozen different restaurants. Ours is the only table set for two. Many hold three […]

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Perry hams it up

Lawyers will tell you that any good prosecutor could convince a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich. Well, meet that ham sandwich: Governor Rick Perry. He’s a real ham ”“ only not as smart. A Texas grand jury indicted Perry, charging the Republican with official abuse of power. Specifically, he’s accused of threatening to […]