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Moose killing is a tragedy

“I know. But I do not approve. And I am not resigned.”  — Edna St. Vincent Millay (Dirge Without Music) Returning from my walk last Friday night, I noticed blue police cruiser lights flashing in front of my apartment and people lining the sidewalks. My initial assumption involved possibilities such as some sort of domestic […]

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Basketball offers comeback excitement

The National Basketball Association Playoffs began during the weekend ”“ and started with a bang. The Los Angeles Clippers appeared dead in the water at the Memphis Grizzlies on Sunday night, and at one point, they trailed by 27 points. But never count a team out in a basketball game. It’s true the NBA has […]

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Thumbnails

Thumbs down to the person, or persons, on the Biddeford City Council who are allegedly leaking information from closed-door meetings about the progress of Maine Energy Recovery Company negotiations. The updates are given in executive session for a reason ”“ because the information is not ready for public analysis or hypothesizing on proposals that are […]

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Making family road trip memories

More than a decade after becoming parents, my wife and I decided recently it was finally time for our first family vacation. We did extensive research before deciding on a destination for our brood, which consists of an 11-year-old, a 9-year-old, a 6-year-old, a youngish mother and a young-at-heart father. Since April vacation fell during […]

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Birds appear, in search of food

In the classic Hitchcock film “The Birds,” based on a short novel by Daphne du Maurier, flocks of crows and other assorted large birds descend upon a small, coastal California town and wreak havoc. Multiple human dramas unfold in the midst of all this, and I am reminded of that on this sunny day as […]