March 2017 – Page 120 – Centralmaine.com

Bill Nemitz: Threats make films about Jewish life more vital than ever

Amid more open anti-semitism, the 20th Maine Jewish Film Festival can help remedy the lack of knowledge behind hatred.

Heading into his last full legislative session, it’s unlikely that the governor will have better success this year.

Sen. King calls the cuts ‘deeply troubling’ while Rep. Pingree says they’ll hurt Maine business.

Here’s a gallery guide for those who are ready to stroll through the newly reinstalled galleries.

It’s becoming known as a progressive mecca, but some residents yearn for a bygone era seen as friendlier to industry and the working class.

She will attend an honors luncheon where she will receive an individual plaque and there will be a drawing of ten $1,000 scholarships.

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The nominee is eminently qualified — will King support him despite their political differences?

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by Alan Caron March 12, 2017March 10, 2017

The president better learn how to govern before it’s too late.

Seven local parishes receive grants.