Lucas Flaherty of South Portland, Cheyenne Couture of Noble, George Fahey of Waynflete and Clarice Bell of Orono capture individual titles.
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John L. Micek: The pandemic, time and not letting the moments go
SARASOTA, Fla. — The Lyft driver pulled up to the curb at Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport early in the afternoon on a late September day. I’d only been standing there for a couple of minutes, and my shirt already clung to me in the Florida heat. I threw my bags in ahead of me, and piled […]
Local roundup: Lisbon field hockey falls to Hall-Dale
Three different scorers contribute for Bulldogs in win over Greyhounds.
Letters: Bridging cultures to build community in the Midcoast; Antiwar vigil planned at BIW
Bridging cultures to build community in the Midcoast On a recent sunny September afternoon, the Mid Coast New Mainers Group hosted an Open House at the Community Garden on Washington Street in Bath, a collaborative effort between Bath gardener Hugh Briggs and the Mid Coast New Mainers Group. About 20very enthusiastic people showed up including […]
Gordon Weil: Debt war is dangerous
You want to borrow some money. The bank will make the loan, because you have an excellent credit history and valuable property to back up your ability to repay. Later, you tell the bank you won’t be making any more loan payments. The bank says that your credit is so good, you can even borrow […]
Guest column: A decade of surprises at Brunswick senior center
Ten years is a long time. When I started at the People Plus Center — 10 years ago this month — I was 43 years old and had been divorced for nearly three years. Looking back at it, I realize now that I was emerging from my divorce “coma,” so it was the perfect time […]
Giving Voice: Everyone at Brunswick homeless drop-in center has a different story
Eleven years ago I said “yes” to running The Gathering Place. I was a little apprehensive at first as I had little direct experience supporting the poor and unsheltered in our community. I quickly went from being afraid of homeless people to engaging in conversation, learning how wonderfully strong they really are. There are so […]
David Treadwell: Imagining remote possibilities
In the fall of 1989, I went out on my own, naming my “company” Treadwell Associates, although I was the only employee. Working out of the basement of our condo in Boxbrough, Massachusetts I prepared admissions and fundraising materials for colleges and schools throughout the U.S. Sometimes I’d sell the job directly and then hire […]
Your Land: Balancing halves – 3 loons
The Equinox always unbalances me. It seems all about tipping — toward day’s end, toward the southern horizon, toward winter. So, it seems right that I go on this day to the open water we hold in common. In this needle-boat that asks for focus, I will learn balance again by rounding Orr’s Island. Once […]
Midcoast golfers ready for the challenge that the state championship match brings
State team and individual champions to be crowned this weekend.