The Washington Post
July 2015
Posted inOp-Eds
Two views of the Constitution
The ruling on same-sex marriage reveals the debate over the nature of the country’s ruling document.
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Posted inEditorials
From lawn care to medical care
Why do bad things always happen when I’m tending to the garden?
Posted inMaine, News
Massachusetts man killed in truck rollover in Solon
Paul R. Niemczyk, 68, of Blackstone, Massachusetts, was pronounced dead at the accident scene on U.S. Route 201, according to the Somerset County Sheriff’s Office.
Posted inLegion Baseball, Sports
Brendon Curran collects 4 singles in RTD 39 win
Cody Laweryson adds 3 singles in victory.
Posted inLifestyle, Maine, Maine International Film Festival, News
‘Tumbledown’ yields first-ever sold-out MIFF opening night
Friday’s screening marked the beginning of the Waterville film festival, which goes on for more than a week and features 100 films.
Posted inLifestyle, Maine, News
Rock band tied to deadly nightclub fire to perform at site of hayride accident
Jack Russell’s Great White, which was playing at The Station in Rhode Island when its pyrotechnics sparked the 2003 blaze, has a show scheduled Aug. 15 at Harvest Hill Farms.
Posted inLifestyle, Maine, Maine International Film Festival, Movie Review J.P. Devine
MIFF: ‘Listen to Me, Marlon’ a documentary that’s so much more
This Marlon Brando film might be the finest, most original documentary ever made, J.P. Devine writes.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
For Matt McClintock, it’s good to be back home
Purdue runner and Athens native already training after All-American junior season.