The veterans group that was once one of the largest in New England leaves its longtime home, the victim of cash woes, social trends and technology, and is borrowing space from the American Legion.
2017
Posted inMaine, News
As developers raze buildings to make room for bigger ones, some on Munjoy Hill seek a pause
Residents say the city needs time to assess the impact as larger condos replace apartments and historic structures in Portland’s booming East End.
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Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Our View: FCC move will undercut local news operations
The ‘main studio rule’ was put in place in encourage interaction between the people who watch the news and the people who put it on the air.
Posted inEditorials
View from Away: McConnell believes the women; Conway doesn’t
The Washington Post
Posted inOp-Eds
George Smith: Remembering Bill Clark
Inspiration for this column comes directly from columns of the past.
Posted inOp-Eds
Alan Caron: Republicans mess with Medicaid expansion at their own peril
Calmer heads must prevail, the independent candidate for governor says.
Posted inCommunity
Vendors sought for Mercer craft fair
Christmas Craft Fair is set for Dec. 2 at Mercer Community Center.
Posted inCommunity
Clinton Elementary School honor roll
Students recognized for academic achievement.