Letter
2020
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Posted inFood & Dining
So you got a restaurant gift certificate for Christmas?
What should you do with it? Hint: Don’t delay.
Posted inNew England Patriots, Sports
Going through Patriots withdrawal? Consider these epic moments
Take a few minutes away from your angst about Tom Brady’s future to recall some of the greatest moments of the NFL’s greatest dynasty.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, News, Times Record
Hollywood actor and fellow Mainer come home to make their own film
Actor Greg Finley of Scarborough and cinematographer Edwin Stevens of Kennebunk have teamed up on the independent movie ‘Summer Someday,’ which starts filming Sunday in Portland.
Posted inMeetinghouse, Opinion
Gary Moore, Cumberland: Grandma taught us about kindness
It seemed like a “forever ride” for a boy of 4 or 5 whenever we struck out for Starks. Of course, this was decades prior to the transformation of Harry Brown’s farm into an infamous marijuana party place. Back then it was just another of the landmarks meaning we had almost arrived at Grandpa’s and […]
Posted inMaine, News, Politics, Uncategorized
Collins’ decisions on over 600 federal judges have helped shape the nation’s courts
A Maine Sunday Telegram analysis shows that Maine’s Republican senator approved almost every federal judge she’s voted on, regardless of party. But an increasingly partisan Washington has intensified the scrutiny.
Posted inMaine, Special Report
What is ‘clean’ or ‘green’ energy? Definitions differ across regions.
Differing descriptions of renewable and green energy drive state and regional approaches, with the definitions set by Massachusetts driving the current New England Clean Energy Connect project, a $950 million power line that would carry up to 1,200 megawatts of hydropower from Canada, across Maine, to Massachusetts.