Clergy and lay people administer ‘Ashes to Go’ in Monument Square and elsewhere.
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Boehner: ‘Hard to imagine’ budget deal
The House speaker also has little hope for a consensus that would stop automatic spending cuts on March 1.
CD Review: Portland rocker takes listener on a very special trip
Hutch Heelan displays his many talents in his new 10-track CD, ‘Inner Space Odyssey.’
Bill Nemitz: Bad toe sidelines Maine dog at championships
Even without the little corgi known as Porter, the Westminster Dog Show is a fascinating, strange – and hairy – experience.
Portland gets high grades on snow removal
But crews on Monday post “no parking” signs on 27 streets that were determined to be impassable for firetrucks because of snow buildup.
Portland gets high grades on snow removal
But crews on Monday post “no parking” signs on 27 streets that were determined to be impassable for firetrucks because of snow buildup.
Letters to the editor: Cuts will hurt seniors, taxpayers
Shifting budget woes to the most vulnerable populations will result in a devastating blow to Maine’s low-income seniors and Maine taxpayers. When people are hungry and cold, paying for medicine to treat chronic diseases will always come last. Survival struggles such as these will force the most vulnerable of populations to eat and stay warm […]
Maine Voices: ‘Overfishing’ or ‘mismanagement’?
Groundfishermen are taking the blame for the fishery crisis, while those who create policy are exempt from scrutiny.
Push for assisted suicide gains steam in six states
Bills legalizing assisted suicide are now being considered in Connecticut, Vermont and elsewhere.
Push for assisted suicide gains steam in six states
Bills legalizing assisted suicide are now being considered in Connecticut, Vermont and elsewhere.