WINSLOW — Wilfred Sr. and Jean Morey of Winslow celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on October 30, 2011 at Ruby Tuesday in Augusta with their family.
December 2011
University of Maine system fights enrollment decline
The University of Maine System is trying to get into your head.
Why is insider trading OK for members of Congress?
I recently learned that the members of U.S. Congress have exempted themselves from insider trading laws (a jailable offense for non-Congress citizens). Congress holds hearings, learns about pending stock changes and then buys stock, thereby enriching themselves while walking all over the average non-Congress citizen. That means 535 persons (both sexes) who make the rules […]
Medical coverage costs misstated in letter
A few weeks ago, I wrote a letter to the editor regarding rising medical coverage costs in Skowhegan, SAD 54 and Somerset County. I am sorry to say that some of the information I reported was in error. While I correctly stated the Skowhegan municipal workers are granted 100 percent medical coverage for themselves and […]
UMA’s enrollment decline is higher than state average
AUGUSTA — The University of Maine at Augusta has seen its enrollment drop along with the entire system during the last 10 years.
Sorry, M.D. Harmon, climate change is real
Last week, the Natural Science Department at the University of Maine at Farmington and the Western Maine chapter of the Audubon Society co-sponsored a talk about climate change.
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Obama’s campaign for class resentment
In the first month of his presidency, Barack Obama averred that if in three years he hadn’t alleviated the nation’s economic pain, he’d be a “one-term proposition.”
OUR OPINION: Treasurer wraps kernel of truth in distortion of facts
How much should a unit of housing cost? It all depends on what you are buying.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Colby struggles in 2nd half of loss
WATERVILLE — Things went from bad to worse for the Colby College men’s basketball team in the second half of Saturday afternoon’s game against Bates. Then things went from worse to . . . what comes after worse?