MPA rules out tackle football for the fall, instead hopes to have season in late winter or early spring.
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Tom Purcell: Coronavirus, divisive politics have autumn optimism in short supply
I made it through the summer of COVID-19 – though I’m thankful that neither I nor any of my family have contracted the novel coronavirus. I know that the summer doesn’t technically end until Sept. 22, but I got through June, July and August. It wasn’t easy for me or anyone. Every Monday, I went […]
Letters: Brunswick recycling decision makes little sense; Investing in kids best step for society; Vote Meunier
Brunswick recycling decision makes little sense The Time Record reported that the town of Brunswick is ending glass recycling to save about $7,000. Unfortunately, the town has not considered the fact that we will have to buy more Brunswick trash bags to put the non-recyclable glass in, adding more plastic to the landfill. If you […]
Intertidal: A plague of tasty sea lettuce at Thomas Point Beach
I love seaweed salad. But, not when it covers the mud and keeps critical oxygen from getting to the creatures that live beneath it – creatures like valuable shellfish. That’s what’s happening right now at Thomas Point Beach. Swaths of mud look bright green instead of the usual dark grey-brown. The culprit is a sea […]
Guest column: 2020 Town Meetings offer lessons in good government
Some remarkable “good government” happened this summer. Across our region and across our state, municipalities moved through this pandemic to offer residents access to their traditional Town Meeting form of government. This was not accidental. This was the result of hard work, careful attention to detail, communication, collaboration, creativity and patience. As a result, we […]
Letters: Vote Arford; Vote Vote McCreight; Collins a ‘sucker’
Vote Arford Poppy Arford should be elected to serve District 49 as the next state representative. I have known Poppy for nearly 20 years, having raised our children in Brunswick, and gone on numerous family hiking trips. Knowing Poppy, I think she would be a tremendous asset to our Legislature. I have had the chance […]
Christine Flowers: Splitting hairs with Speaker Pelosi
Before I decided to tackle this topic, I had a moment’s hesitation. Is the fact that Nancy Pelosi decided to get her hair done really an issue of national importance? And of course, I concluded that it is. Pelosi had every right to get her hair done last week, even though she was violating the […]
Jase Graves: Back to school … sort of
If I’ve heard it once, I’ve heard it more times than my math skills will allow, “This school year is going to be like no other.” No kidding! Don’t we spend every year wondering if our children are going to be attacked by gigantic murder hornets that are high from feasting on Chinese mystery seeds […]
Maine State Music Theatre announces comeback season
After its stage was dim this past summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Maine State Music Theatre has announced the linueup for its the 2021 season. “We cannot wait to open our doors to an exciting and triumphant return,” said the theater’s artistic director, Curt Dale Clark. The 2021 main stage series season starts June […]
Guest column: Be kind to thy neighbor
It’s hard to believe that it has been six months since our lives were upended by the COVID-19 pandemic in America. We are proud that Brunswick was one of the first towns in Maine to respond quickly and implement protections for our community, balancing public health with economic health. The state of Maine soon followed […]
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