Raw and risqué revelations surfaced two weeks ago about North Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson’s life between 2008 and 2012. Revealed was his sinewy past as an adult porn commentator on a seedy website that reportedly included a voyeuristic and voracious appetite for viewing sexual bondage and more claims not even CNN felt appropriate […]
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Christine Flowers: After would-be assassin was arrested, pundits said all the right things … at first
When I was in college, there was this campaign against what was just beginning to be called “slut shaming.” I remember seeing flyers on campus that declared women should be able to wear anything we wanted, say anything we wanted and go anywhere we wanted without having to worry that we’d end up assaulted at […]
Rep. Allison Hepler: The Maine Legislature must continue investing in our infrastructure
As Mainers, we are proud of our Yankee ingenuity. We have a long tradition as tradesmen and women who understand the work that goes into producing a product or sustaining an ecosystem, of thoughtful caretaking to ensure valuable resources are preserved for generations to come. Today in Maine, we must continue to creatively apply our […]
Weekend high school roundup: Midcoast boys’ soccer teams keep winning
Morse, Mt. Ararat secure big victories over tough foes.
Bowdoin College roundup: Football team beats Hamilton for first win
Golf teams shine at invitational tournament.
Driver dies in rollover crash in Brunswick
A motorist died Saturday night after crashing on Pleasant Street, police say.
The Maine Idea: Referendum allows people to decide ‘red flag’ issue
When the Legislature convened last January, there was one overriding priority: to prevent, if possible, a repetition of the horrendous events of last Oct. 25, when 18 Maine citizens were massacred by a disturbed gunman at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston. There was some progress toward containing gun violence. A 72-hour waiting […]
Just a Little Old: College Guild helps prisoners find their voices
“A Pelican” Brown and ugly I am told But my reflection off the Sea waters As I dive and swoop Tells me you are blind. “Graffiti” On the old brick walls of the city lane, Where history and art both intertwine, Colors burst forth, wild and untamed, Telling stories in a vibrant line, Each stroke […]
Gordon L. Weil: Israel-Palestine war escalates
News reports focus on the presidential election, which both sides warn could have disastrous results. But serious attention is just beginning to be paid to the conflict between Israel and the Arab groups backed by Iran that could bring more catastrophic results. The ultimate danger of an all-out regional war among nuclear armed states, looms. […]
Intertidal: Sustaining our community and its coasts
Although the majority of our town’s residents don’t live along Brunswick’s 61 miles of waterfront, what each person does impacts the waters that we depend upon for economic and recreational purposes. Some of those activities and connections may not be immediately obvious. But through a series of free public lectures co-hosted by the Town of […]
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