Freeport boys overcome some adversity on season-opening victory; Brunswick squads make strong debuts.
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Local roundup: Brunswick field hockey edges Morse
Kelsey Sullivan scores hat trick in win.
Girls soccer: Brunswick continues torrid start in victory over Skowhegan
Dragons have outscored opponents 16-0 through first two games.
Guest column: Remembering the casualties of our epidemic
As the 20th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks rolls around, there will be plenty of memorial events for both the nearly 3,000 victims and the heroic people who tried to save them. It is right that we should honor them. We have always memorialized the casualties of our many wars and the heroes […]
Letters: Military plays big role in climate crisis; Brunswick should halt air shows
Military plays big role in climate crisis Airshows are a great advertisement for the U.S. Air Force. The planes can be impressive, even for those who adamantly oppose what they do to people all over the world. Often overlooked is the huge role that the U.S. military plays in the climate crisis. The “Costs of […]
The Recycle Bin: Waste-to-energy a better alternative to landfills
The economics of waste-to-energy lie in calculations that are based on an EPA Waste Reduction Model. That takes into account all aspects of the change in a life-cycle evaluation and is universally accepted as the model for calculating greenhouse gas emissions. The model uses whole life calculations, which consider the cost of producing new products […]
Football notebook: Morse gets it going on ground in season-opening victory
Mt. Ararat opens with strong debut while Brunswick seeks improvement after loss to Windham.
Football: Shipbuilders offense fires on all cylinders in opening night victory
Morse tops Mattanawcook/Lee/Penobscot for first 8-man victory in program history.
Gordon Weil: Anti-vaxers rob retirees, imposing ‘collateral damage’
“We took important and dangerous action, and inevitably some innocent people were affected,” the battle report says. It expresses regrets. The supposedly unavoidable harm to people who were not the intended target is labeled “collateral damage.” You’re supposed to shrug it off as an inevitable price that must be paid to accomplish an essential objective. COVID-19 has produced the same effect, not on some distant battlefield, but across this country. But it is […]
David Treadwell: Nick Mathieu: Topsham’s triple threat
If you’ve been to Gelato Fiasco during the last few summers, you’ve no doubt noticed the cheerful young blond man serving up gelato to happy customers. This past summer, for example, he was working there 60-70 hours a week. “It’s a good place to work,” says Nick Mathieu of Topsham, “because I like to talk […]