Looking at front-page news in my local paper never gets boring. Gov. Paul LePage’s remark about 47 percent of able-bodied people in the state not working has spurred a backlash. I would be glad to furnish a new picture of the governor if you need one. I know during these difficult times, we’re all trying […]
October 2013
Equine industry an economic boost to Maine
As president of the Maine Harness Horsemen’s Association, I would like to comment on your recent editorial, “Commission fails when ignoring casino question.”. While I understand your concern about the quick action of some members of the commission, there are considerable time restraints on reporting out a recommendation. Our group has no intention of circumventing […]
UMF teaching students shown future of education
A panel of RSU 18 teachers answer questions about mass customized learning, say it lets students learn at their own pace
Senate Democrats unite behind bill banning anti-gay job bias
Sen. Susan Collins also backs the bill, breaking with her Republican colleagues, who are likely to lead a filibuster.
Career politicians of both parties need to go
Both political parties are disgusting right now. The career politicians need to go. They are the ones who are responsible for the mess this country is in. They keep “kicking the can down the road,” they don’t solve much of anything, they take the easy way out. Let’s just keep putting the debt ceiling higher. […]
Ontario teen could face additional charges for crime spree
Zachary Wittke is accused of leading high speed chase from Canadian border down Route 27 earlier this month.
Cornville, Fairfield charter schools earn favorable state evaluations
Maine Charter School Commission pleased with first years’ performances.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Glazier, Weeks play key role for Winthrop/Monmouth
Running back tandem helps Ramblers earn top seed
Mathias resigns from Waterville City Council
Ward 6 councilor cites greater responsibilites at work for leaving after four years.
Maine moose herd ‘robust’ while population falls elsewhere
A state biologist says the big beasts here are bucking a worldwide trend.