For persons emerging from homelessness, supportive housing provides a vital platform for people to move forward in other areas of their lives like employment, education and improved health. This housing model provides voluntary, flexible case management support to help clients manage housing barriers to maintain their permanent housing. Having access to case management as part […]
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Jase Graves: Do the Charleston, if you have the grits
It’s time for another installment of “Places you should go before you can’t tell a presidential executive order document from one of your White House German Shepherd’s training pads!” Yes, recently my wife and three teenage daughters took a week-long family trip to Charleston, SC – also known as “The city where every meal will […]
Your Land: Taking stock of Brunswick’s pine species
It’s late in the afternoon of April 8, and in shuffles of two and three, we walk through the Pine Street entrance to the Brunswick Landing Perimeter Trail. A quick right takes us onto Allagash Drive; medium-sized pines line the drive on either side. This will be the COVID-altered monthly meeting of Brunswick’s Conservation Commission. […]
Gordon Weil: Biden’s tax increase on wealthy won’t harm economy, can bring more jobs
If President Biden raises taxes on the wealthiest people, will you lose your job? Or pay more taxes even if you are not wealthy? Opponents of tax increases on the top one percent sometimes make it sound like the rich don’t mind paying taxes, but worry that if the federal government raised their taxes, they […]
David Treadwell: Discovering a nose for trouble – Part I
Readers who don’t care to read about someone else’s health woes may want to skip this column and next week’s column. Fair enough. This sad gory story seemed worth writing because it began on Anna Maria Island in Florida, a state teeming with medical supply stores, plastic surgery centers, knee replacement specialists and hospitals, a […]
Local roundup: Brunswick baseball team doubles up Lincoln
Dragons also pick up victory on softball field as well.
Catching Up With: Former Brunswick tennis star Maisie Silverman returns home
Former Brunswick and Bates tennis standout is back in Brunswick, looking to give back.
Commentary: Anti-transgender bills are latest version of conservatives’ longtime strategy to rally their base
On April 6, 2021, despite Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s veto, Arkansas became the first state to prohibit physicians from providing gender-affirming medical care like hormone treatments designed to delay puberty in transgender youth. So-called “puberty blockers” are used to delay the physical changes associated with puberty and provide time for transgender young people to consider […]
Letter: Law enforcement officer objects to editorial cartoon
As a career law enforcement officer I was highly offended by the editorial cartoon that appeared in this paper on April 20, showing an African American expressing fear of being shot as a police cruiser is seen driving by. Perhaps the paper should produce a an editorial showing an officer putting on his bullet proof […]
The Maine Idea: Fusion voting challenges political parties to deliver
Last week, I outlined the limits of the open primary and ranked-choice voting in reforming our electoral system. Now, I’ll present an alternative that would achieve the goals of these better-known measures, while reinvigorating our moribund political parties – an equally vital task. It’s called fusion voting. To my knowledge, only one state – Vermont […]
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