Police have been unable to trace the origins of the gun Herman DeRico used to kill three people and himself in 2015, and the victims’ mothers say the incident makes a case for stricter gun control.
2016
Our Opinion: A look at our Nov. 8 ballot
Here’s how we endorsed the questions and candidates.
Brewery bird talks draw eclectic audience
The seminars at Rising Tide Brewing draw bird and beer enthusiasts both young and old.
Hunting: Trophy hunters take the prize for preservation
By setting their sights on a particular buck, lesser deer are spared.
It’s Worth the Trip: With days getting shorter, no need to venture far
If you live near one of Maine’s largest cities, here are some hikes close to home.
Nature walk in Windham to celebrate new land trust
When their conservation groups merged in September, it assured more conservation work getting done in Greater Portland.
We’ll pick a president, but the search continues for a perfect late-night host
Meanwhile, the upcoming election is providing plenty of ammunition for the likes of Meyers and Colbert and Bee.
A pioneering feminist talks about her ‘Life on the Road’
It’s clear from her new memoir that Gloria Steinem, now 82, has not mellowed.
Was ‘The Chemical Wedding’ the first science fiction novel?
In introducing a new version of the 400-year-old book about a very unconventional wedding, writer John Crowley claims this was the first in the genre.