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2018
Greg Kesich: Criticize what she said, if you want, but not her right to say it
Many readers took issue with a recent Cynthia Dill column, but can we no longer tolerate differences of opinion?
New law lets farmers markets hold tastings of Maine-made alcoholic beverages
Since the law took effect in November, one winery, one brewery and two distilleries have been approved in the state for samplings.
Central Maine mountain bike chapter extends trails in Lewiston-Auburn area
Working with the park manager, the club helps upgrade the trails at two state parks.
Maine’s claim on the art of Robert Indiana
Though born in Indiana and a longtime resident of New York, more than almost all of the state’s other iconic artists, he made his home here.
Dine Out Maine: Front Room’s delightful service mitigates sometimes uneven meals
More than a dozen years on, the restaurant still packs the house with lovers of meatloaf and macaroni and cheese and other comfort foods.
Teaching kids how to handle adversity
Educators counter increasing disruptions in class by schooling children in how to deal with their emotions.
J.P. Devine: What’s your sign?
What message did the stars, the planets, the sun and moon have for Howard Schulz, the CEO of Starbucks, on May 29 when his stores closed so his employees could have a lesson on racial bias, writes astrology-addicted J.P. Devine.
David Tomer answers Five Questions
The co-founder of Sebago Lake Distillery talks about fear in business and planning for the future.
Jim Fossel: Primaries will be a goat rodeo
It’s going to be a wild ride, and the outcomes of the crowded races could shape Maine politics for years to come.