The latest data suggests a drop in energy prices may have tamed the inflation monster. President Joe Biden certainly hopes so, since the marks he’s getting from the American people for his handling of the economy are some of the lowest on record. What people think and what the data shows don’t always sync up. […]
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Elwood Watson: The Confederate flag remains a symbol of hate
Recently, I was heading home from a local coffeehouse. Along the way, at one specific intersection, there were a few men in a pickup truck with a Confederate flag. Two men were sitting in the back of the truck, and one of them proceeded to yell at me, “Do you see this flag?!” I rolled […]
Seniors Not Acting Their Age: Tunk Lake surf and turf
For several years, my son, Adam, and I have enjoyed fall surf and turf trips. We combine lake or pond sea kayaking with mountain hiking while camping in remote areas. The outings reflect the transition of our outdoor activities due the change in seasons. Our paddling adventures are winding down, while fall mountaineering is beginning. […]
Topsham man admitted to stabbing girlfriend to death, police say
Robert McClure, 71, said he heard voices telling him to kill 64-year-old Christine Miller, who was trying to get him psychiatric help, according to police.
Missiles fired at Bath-built destroyer that thwarted hijacking of Israeli ship, Navy says
The crew of the USS Mason captured pirates who stormed the Central Park merchant vessel off the coast of Yemen, officials said.
Maine Connections Academy honors local Sea Cadet with student of the month award
Maine Connections Academy, the state’s first online public charter school serving students in grades 7-12, has named Isaac Shean its student of the month award for November. Shean, an eight-grader from Brunswick, was selected for his commitment to academics and dedication to the United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps, according to a news release from […]
Climate protesters join Black Friday crowd in downtown Freeport
Bill Rixon and Third Act Maine continue their demonstration outside L.L. Bean, opposing the Maine outdoors brand’s partnership with Citibank.
Brunswick housing shelter names new executive director
Andrew Lardie replaces Rota Knott as executive director of Tedford Housing.
The Conversation: In the face of death, destruction and displacement, beauty plays a vital role in Gaza
THE CONVERSATION — A small group of children in Gaza sit on a lavender and white blanket around a small tray of beverages, singing “Happy Birthday” to a young girl. Like kids her age around the world, she wears a sweatshirt with prints of Elsa and Anna, characters from “Frozen”; unlike most kids, she’s celebrating against […]
Just a Little Old: Don’t miss the annual St. Paul’s Christmas fair
Be sure to attend the St. Paul’s Christmas Fair on Saturday, Dec. 2, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is located at the corner of Pleasant Street and Union Street in Brunswick. Several factors combine to make the St. Paul’s Christmas Fair a must-attend happening for people around Midcoast Maine. Consider […]
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