Harpswell Coastal Academy, which will open next year after a fight for survival this spring, held a fittingly quirky graduation ceremony Friday evening.
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Gordon Weil: Gun control as key partisan issue
Common good vs. individual rights
Your Land: Why I am a local optimist
Like many, I have a set morning routine — coffee, a word game, the news. And, I suspect, like many these days, I often emerge into my morning’s work a little wobbly from this immersion; over-caffeination aside, I’ll let you guess which of these three pillars of morning shakes me. This morning was no different […]
Giving Voice: Summer program to help fight childhood hunger in Maine
School meals are an important and reliable source of food for many children in Maine, and when the school year draws to a close, many students and their families lose access to this extremely important resource. This is why the Summer Food Service Program was created — to fill the meal gap while students are […]
Letters: Topsham shouldn’t follow Brunswick’s crosswalk example; Vote Sartoris for Cumberland County DA; and more
Topsham shouldn’t follow Brunswick’s crosswalk example For some time, I and others have often referred to Portland as North Massachusetts. Their progressive policies have isolated themselves from the rest of the more moderate state of Maine. It seems, however, that Brunswick is slowly turning into North Portland. With incredible frequency, Brunswick is mimicking Portland at […]
David Treadwell: I support Sahrbeck’s reelection for Cumberland County DA
Ever heard of the Childhood Adverse Experience (ACE) test? I hadn’t until I had a meeting with Jonathan Sahrbeck, who’s running for reelection as the Cumberland County District Attorney. I’d met with Jonathan because he impressed me at a forum, and I’d seen several “Reelect Sahrbeck for District Attorney” signs around town. Jonathan urged me […]
Carl Golden: It’s inflation, stupid
When the draft Supreme Court opinion overturning the constitutional right to an abortion was leaked to the media last month, it tore through Washington, D.C. with the force of a category five hurricane. The draft set off a mad scramble to pronounce the dynamic of the congressional midterm election had been irrevocably altered and the […]
King calls for more access to child care during Bath visit
Sen. Angus King argued expanding child care could help Maine attract workers.
Tom Purcell: Growing up in a world of childhood worries
The only worry I had was that Old Man Miller might be hiding out behind the shed trying to catch us running through his garden when we played “Tag” in our back yards. If you grew up in the ‘70s in the suburbs of Pittsburgh, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Our childhood was […]
Douglas Rooks: Land conservation not the be-all and end-all
Last week, we looked at the formidable obstacles to major building projects in Maine – the groundswell of opposition rising whenever any industrial, utility, or transportation project is proposed. Searsport has had industrial development for over a century, after the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad built a pier for transshipping cargo at Mack Point in 1909. […]