Dragons score two goals in 38-second span to take control and secure berth in Class A state championship game.
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Commentary: What Big Oil knew about climate change, in its own words
Four years ago, I traveled around America, visiting historical archives. I was looking for documents that might reveal the hidden history of climate change – and in particular, when the major coal, oil and gas companies became aware of the problem, and what they knew about it. I pored over boxes of papers, thousands of […]
Field hockey: Oxford Hills topples Mt. Ararat in overtime, advances to A North Final
Allison Slicer scores the game-winner just 1:16 into overtime.
Football: Morse runs past Camden Hills into eight-man large school North regional final
Aucoin, ter Mors, lead Morse to setup rematch with Waterville.
Football: Mt. Ararat edges Spruce Mountain to reach eight-man large South final
No. 2 Eagles needed some big plays late to hold off the No. 3 Phoenix.
Boys soccer: North Yarmouth Academy scores two goals in second half to beat Richmond
Panthers score two goals in five-minute span with under 20 minutes to go.
Giving Voice: The soul of Oasis Free Clinics
The Giving Voice column was started as a way for Oasis Free Clinics, Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program, The Gathering Place and Tedford Housing to share the stories of our work. While our dedicated supporters knew about our programs, we realized that there were many who didn’t know much about us, what need we were […]
Commentary: State spending on anti-poverty programs could substantially reduce child abuse and neglect
The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea States’ financial investments in public benefit programs for low-income families are associated with less child abuse and neglect, also known as maltreatment. These investments are also associated with less need for foster care and maltreatment-related deaths, according to our recent publication […]
Wrong Maine senator gave the right speech
Sen. King challenges GOP to protect democracy, not threaten it
David Treadwell: The Oratorio Chorale and the Bowdoin Chorus Take on Netflix
When I interviewed Emily Isaacson, the artistic director of the Oratorio Chorale and interim director of the Bowdoin Chorus, about the challenge of being a conductor, she said, “My main competition is Netflix. I want people to get off their couches and go out and experience the power and magic of live music.” A native […]