Maine will use less electricity in 2023 than today, forecast says
June 2014
Stokes questionable choice for judgeship
To err is human, and so, evidently, is the reluctance to admit to error. An ethically evolved adult believes that admitting past mistakes is more important than saving one’s face, yet many cases of false conviction involve police, prosecutors and judges who act like the toddler who refuses to take responsibility for having spilled some […]
Kudos to MeANS students for aquaponic program
The Maine Academy of Natural Sciences in Hinckley was recognized recently as one of the state’s Community Climate Champions by Maine Conservation Alliance. As a legislator who supports sustainable practices, I was invited to the MeANS campus to participate in the recognition ceremony and to view the school’s hands-on sustainable agriculture program, with its new […]
Maine’s social fabric not sustainable, so let’s find some needle and thread
Theodora Kalikow
OUR OPINION: Illegal dumping requires group effort to abate
Stiff fines for offenders are helpful, but coordination is key.
GIRLS EASTERN B TENNIS: Waterville defeats Camden Hills
The girls tennis team won the semifinal 5-0.
Brochu leads Rams to KVAC title
Cony softball player Brochu arrived after taking the SATs just in time to pitch against Bangor.
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Waterville baseball wins KVAC B
Winthrop’s girls tennis win 5-0.
CLASS A TRACK AND FIELD: Skowhegan sprinter Price enjoys big day
Sophomore put in the work for her win at the 100-meter dash.