Eagles secure pivotal victory on night Brunswick senior Logan Brown scores 1,000th career point.
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Letter: Pass Maine climate education bill
Climate education can look and feel many different ways. In our youngest classrooms, students gain a sense of place and connection to the outdoors. As students age they learn to grow food in school gardens, recycle, explore energy use in their homes, and document invasive species in their community. In older grades, students gain data […]
Gordon Weil: Orwell’s ‘1984’ echoes in China-Russia link
East-West competition pushed by China-Russian alliance
Giving Voice: How can we help? – The core of Brunswick clinic’s mission
You may have read in the news recently that several families who are seeking asylum have moved into a hotel in Freeport that is serving as a satellite shelter. According to Portland Resettlement Coordinator Chelsea Hoskins, overflow shelters in Westbrook, South Portland, Old Orchard Beach and Freeport are helping to meet the growing need of […]
Commentary: No-knock warrants, a relic of the ‘war on drugs,’ face renewed criticism after Minneapolis death
Protests in Minneapolis over the death of a 22-year-old man during a police raid have reignited debate over the role of so-called “no-knock warrants.” Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey imposed a moratorium on the practice, in which police obtain permission to enter a premises unannounced, and often accompanied by heavily armed SWAT teams. As a former […]
Dick Polman: Big deal, Trump broke another law
At this point in our sick national saga, is there any law that Trump hasn’t broken? A federal statute on the books – Title 18, Section 2071 of the U.S. Code – spells out the provisions of the Presidential Records Act of 1978. All materials generated by a president, in the furtherance of his (or her) official […]
David Treadwell: Seeking rays of sun amidst the storm clouds
On a recent Saturday night, Tina and I were captivated by a superb concert presented by Una Voce Chamber Choir at Crooker Auditorium. The concert featured an eclectic blend of music and poetry, enhanced by the musical virtuosity of Palaver Strings, based in Portland. Virgil Bozeman, the choir’s masterful Artistic Director, explained the concert’s theme […]
Local roundup: Mt. Ararat girls basketball upsets Brunswick
Logan Brown scores her 1,000th career points in the Dragons’ loss.
Guest column: Golek announces Maine House candidacy
I’m running for The Maine House of Representative seat in District 99, Harpswell, and part of Brunswick to replace Rep. Jay McCreight as her term ends this year. For those who may not know yet, district 51 is now 99. The district maps were modified. This community has given my family and me so much. […]
Letters: Allowing superintendent to have last say on masks is school board disgrace; Larsen for MSAD 75 school board
Allowing superintendent to have last say on masks is school board disgrace In October 2021, the School Board of MSAD 75 voted to give sole discretion to the superintendent to decide when the school mask mandate should end and become a choice. This piece is not about whether masks should be worn or not, but […]
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